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2026-02-15 · Short / tip · Adil, Higgsfield · recording, 0:48 · watch on YouTube
Topic: Video generation & shot direction · mode: Short tip · tags: cut from a long video, one creator's experience, prompts shared
A Short cut from Adil's second round of Kling 3.0 tests: a man and a car suspended in the air with an arcing camera and practically no morphing; the description advises prompting Kling 3.0 in a director's language of shot size, camera motion and physics.
Part of another source
This recording is almost entirely part of Kling 3.0 Can Do Anything (And This Video Proves It) (2026-02-07); what is said in it is covered on that page.
What is said
- 00:00:00 — Man and car suspended in the air, arcing camera, debris locked in place
Threads in this video
- refine · How do you prompt a sequence of camera moves in one shot? — Higgsfield advises prompting Kling 3.0 like a director: define shot size, camera motion and physics in cinematic language ("over-the-shoulder wide shot", "camera dollies back and cranes up", "heavy handheld shake") instead of "a car flying". (video description)
Mentioned
Central: Kling 3.0
Also: keyframe
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