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Absolutely insane. It's very odd where the glitches happen. Did anyone else notice in the "stylish woman ... Tokyo" clip how her legs skip-hop and then cross at
by jenny91 3y ago
Absolutely insane. It's very odd where the glitches happen. Did anyone else notice in the "stylish woman ... Tokyo" clip how her legs skip-hop and then cross at 0:30 in a physically impossible way. Everything else about the clip seems so realistic, yet this is where it trips up?
- mitthrowaway2 3y agoAnd the cat that wakes up the woman in bed, has three front paws! And that woman seems to be wearing the blanket as though they were pyjamas. Still, it's usually very hard to notice the inconsistencies -- just like the subtle inconsistencies we might see in our dreams.
- jenny91 3y agoYes, there's some really weird hand-blanket morphing going on in that cat shot. Similarly in the guy reading a book on a cloud, the pages flip in a physically impossible way at one point. I just think it's perplexing how they got things so right, yet so wrong. How did they implement this?!
- psb217 3y agoShe's also wearing a different jacket at the end of the video. Continuity is not maintained when the video zooms back out to a wider shot after the close-up on her face. See, e.g., no zipper on end jacket and obvious zipper on jacket earlier in the video, or placement of the silver "buttons" and general structure of the lapels. The background details are particularly "slippery" in these videos. E.g., in the initial video of walking along a snowy street in Japan, characters on the left just sort of merge into/out of existence. It's impressive locally, but the global structure and ability to paint in finer-grained details in a physically plausible way fails similarly to current image gen models, but more noticeably with the added temporal dimension.
- qiller 3y agoThe construction scene has people appearing out of thin air, changing jacket colors, and in general weird things happening