I just got Higgsfield and slowly learning how to use it. Cinema Studio is great but knowing the right prompts is important. Multi shot is great but still not sure how to use. I actuall made a Grid shot and animated it because I didn't know how to use right. (not useful but looked great.As for Kling 3.0 best to use it at Midnight instead of noon because of the que. I found consistency of character was easier if you don't use manual shots instead of one shot with multiple prompt ideas. See examples. I got some crazy clips. Audio is not great in 3.0 like other Kling versions.

So testing the new Kling 3 out on some of my new characters.

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This looks great but at this moment only available to the most expensive plan. Guy say maybe a week or more. So March? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOlFslVqujg

I think this is like yesterday.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqZ0JuUevwA