What can I do when the phone or the throw looks wrong in my iPhone Kupi Dance video?
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Short answer
Throwing a spinning gadget is hard for AI video, so mid-flight the phone may bend, blur or open a beat early. That happens now and then and is not a failed render. For the closest match use a clear full-body photo with the default hotel room, and check a 5-second bonus preview first.
What helps
- Sharp focus, full length, one adult.
- Keep hands empty in the photo, so the model won't blend them into props.
- The default hotel room and fur coat, which sit closest to the reference.
- Judge the throw on the 15-second video rather than the preview.
What to expect
No two renders are alike: screen, throw and catch all shift a little. Whatever happens, the phone stays logo-free and the screen shows only an abstract wallpaper.
Questions people ask
Does a wobbly phone count as a failed video?
No: a finished render counts as delivered, so its credit is not returned.
Why is the phone logo-free?
By design. The device is generic, so the video is not tied to any phone maker.
Will the phone look the same next time?
No. Every generation is new, so the phone, the throw and the catch can differ. Running again costs 1 credit; bonus previews are the inexpensive way to test a photo.
Your turn: the iPhone Kupi Dance
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