Start / End Frame Hey! Hope you're doing well - last week Midjourney updated their Video feature - we now have the option to specify both the starting frame and the ending frame - so we can blend one picture into another! Let me show you an example ... We can take this image of a caterpillar and use it as the starting frame a caterpillar in a beautiful rainforest Then we can go into the editor ➡ erase the caterpillar ➡ generate a butterfly ➡ use this picture as the final frame When we include...
15 days ago • 1 min read
Realistic Emotion Hey! I have a new video coming out on Monday but I wanted to give you an early look at one of my favorite tips - how to generate more 'realistic' Midjourney videos - and it's really simple. Take a look at this first example - the prompt was: the subject is amused Doesn't she look ridiculous? Like that animation is unsuable in my opinion ... so here is what we can do to fix it - we can add a 'modifier' to the prompt: the subject is slightly amused Isn't that soo much better?...
26 days ago • 1 min read
Midjourney Video Camera Control Hey it's Nolan, yesterday I released a new video going over some basic Camera Control Tips for Midjourney's Video Model & I wanted to highlight my favorite one for you here: static still wallpaper Midjourney likes to add a lot of motion when you animate one of your images, and I found 'static still wallpaper' to be the most effective at minimizing the movement. It's not 100% effective, but maybe it will help you out! If you want to see the rest of what I've...
about 1 month ago • 1 min read
You Gotta Try This Midjourney's new Video Generator has been out for a couple of weeks now, and I wanted to showcase my favorite way of using it: Animating 2D Text! Aren't those so cool? The Bot knows exactly what to do in order to make the text pop in an attractive way and I can't recommend this enough. I made a video going over 10 other things you should probably know about the video model - if you're interested you can check it out below: P.S. Yesterday, I shared this Mood Board Code -...
about 1 month ago • 1 min read
Midjourney Video Midjourney Video has finally been released, and I think the results have been worth the wait! It's actually magical, and well ... take a look at my intro video below! Pretty crazy right? Here are some random examples that I had a lot of fun with If you want to find out about the latest tricks as we discover them, consider joining my community on the Skool platform! ➡ https://www.skool.com/fta Thanks for being cool, - Nolan Unsubscribe · Preferences
about 2 months ago • 1 min read
Omni Reference Tricks! Hey everyone, I figured you might be interested in learning how to master Midjourney's newest reference feature - there is a lot to go over but I tried my best to simplify it all for you. Members of my community had the chance to watch this 2 days early -come check us out ➡ https://www.skool.com/fta Thanks for being cool, - Nolan Unsubscribe · Preferences
3 months ago • 1 min read
Open-Ended Prompting Give me a minute here and I'll introduce you to a fun way of Prompting for Midjourney Version 7 - it's the idea of writing an open-ended concept - you can think of it as letting the bot make most of the decisions. 🧪 The “Let It Cook” Method Step 1: Pick a Subject Choose a noun or concept — it can be a character, object, place, or feeling > e.g. "koala", "city", "dessert" Step 2: Add a Suggestive Descriptor (Not Too Specific) Use an adjective or phrase that implies a tone,...
4 months ago • 1 min read
Version 7 After 14 long months, Midjourney has finally released their new Version 7 Image Model! I've spent the last handful of days trying my best to learn all about it and I made a video going through one of the biggest new features -> Draft Mode I have many more videos planned as there are lots of new things we need to get comfortable with - but I suppose, after 14 months, the change is kind of fun! Members of my Community have been actively discussing the ins and outs of V7 and if you...
4 months ago • 1 min read
"Unaware" A lot of Midjourney images can end up with your subject staring right at the camera, and these pictures can get kind of boring. I want you to try asking for your subjects to be unaware of the camera, you can even add in the word 'candid' for some amazing pictures candid moment of a woman, unaware of being photographed --chaos 3 --ar 16:9 --cref https://s.mj.run/3RHL0pqRyIo --cw 0 Isn't that amazing? Just having their focus slightly off center adds so much realism to the scene candid...
6 months ago • 1 min read
