r/FluxAI

An experimental temporal ghosting / long-exposure toolkit for TouchDesigner, built for turning prerecorded and real-time footage into smeared, split-exposure, echo-like motion.

The system layers delayed frames, masks the active subject region, and adds optional feedback persistence to generate distorted portrait, face, and full-body trails that sit somewhere between long exposure, temporal rupture, and spectral motion blur.

This release also includes:

— a custom FLUX-2 LoRA trained on experimental photography [the one used in this demonstration]
— the pertinent ComfyUI workflow for FLUX-2.dev + LoRA text-to-image generation

Available now through my Tools Store.

Both music and visuals by myself, deeply inspired by the recent BoC-related events.

I finally tried Flux 3 for the first time, and the result is honestly pretty promising.

it may not be as strong as Seedance 2.0 when it comes to fight choreography or flashy effects, but the overall realism is impressive. the wet pavement, late-night lighting, restrained acting, awkward pauses, and subtle facial expressions all came through better than I expected.

I tested it with the prompt is below:

A 20-second scene in a narrow residential alley in a Chinese city late at night, in three hard-cut beats. The ground is still wet from rain and reflects the warm yellow lightbox of a small noodle shop.

A young Chinese woman walks quickly away from the camera with her arms crossed. A young Chinese man catches up beside her and says quietly in Mandarin: “你能不能别走这么快。” She doesn’t answer.

HARD CUT.

She stops and turns to face him, speaking quietly so the neighbors won’t hear: “你根本就没听我说话。” He starts to reach for her arm but stops halfway. “……我听了。” She looks at him and asks: “那你说我刚才说什么了。”

HARD CUT.

He says nothing. Three full seconds of silence. Her eyes turn red, but no tears fall. She looks away, exhales, and says quietly: “算了。” Neither of them moves as an electric scooter passes behind them.

Camera: handheld follow shot for the first beat, an eye-level 50mm two-shot for the second, and a static wide shot from the far end of the alley for the third.

Audio: quiet tired voices, footsteps on wet pavement, the noodle shop’s extractor fan, distant traffic, a passing electric scooter, and his slightly heavy breathing. No music, no subtitles, no on-screen text.

Hey, hoping someone here has run MiniMax H3 in ComfyUI and can tell me what I'm doing wrong.

Setup: RTX 4090, ComfyUI v0.30, running the H3 video nodes (AIMixer Director + Spectrum + video-tiler + KJ). When I generate, the output isn't a normal video. It's a full-frame grid of small square tiles, each decoded on its own with its own texture. The latent clearly got split into patches and never stitched back together. Looks like a mosaic, not pixelation.

Already ruled out:

• Using minimax_h3_video_vae_fp16 (the official Comfy-Org one), not the audio VAE.
• The VAE fp16 loads fine.

My guess is the decode step isn't going through the video-tiler, or it's hitting a generic VAE Decode node that doesn't know how to read H3 latents. H3 latents are tiled spatially, so something has to reassemble them before decode.

Anyone seen this exact tiling pattern? Is it the tiler missing from the chain, the wrong decode node, or a tile_size/overlap setting?

Frame attached so you can see the grid. Thanks.

Hey guys. I've been trying to improve my AI motion capture workflows, and with the arrival of the newest models, I got really impressed with a few results.

In this example you can observe a one-shot, 30 seconds motion capture, on-a-budget experiment. [Seedance 2.5]

I've made the workflow accessible through my platform, if you'd like to test it out. [Seedance 2.5 video, "character swap" prompt-recipe activated.]

More experiments, through Instagram, or YouTube.