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Image vers vidéo

Mettre une image fixe en mouvement

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Le texte intégral est présenté en anglais ; le titre et le résumé sont localisés.

CE QUE DÉSIGNE CETTE CAPACITÉ

Takes an image, optionally with a motion description, and outputs a clip that starts from it. The first frame is usually tightly constrained to the input, and later frames extrapolate motion and camera movement from there. Unlike text-to-video it has a definite visual starting point, which raises the bar for preserving subject identity and appearance.

Comment c'est fait

A common approach encodes the input as a condition, either pinning the first frame of the diffusion process or injecting it as a reference, then generates the following frames; another route extends keyframes with an image model and interpolates in between. Motion magnitude and camera control are set by explicit strength parameters or trajectory conditions, while physical plausibility is learned implicitly from motion priors in the data.

Produits représentatifs

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Organisations concernées

Usages typiques

  • Animating photos and memory clips
  • Product showcases and animated ad visuals
  • Motion pre-vis from key art and storyboards
  • Shot drafts for games and film

Comment on l'évalue

FVD
Distribution gap between generated and real video
First-frame fidelity
Agreement between the first frame and the input
Human preference
Pairwise judgement of motion naturalness and subject retention

Limites et points difficiles

  • Identity drifts after the first frame, with faces and clothing changing first
  • Large camera moves break background geometry: straight lines bend and buildings misalign
  • Occlusion and parallax are often wrong, inverting front-back relations

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