I Converted My Photos Into Short Videos With AI on Honor’s Latest Phones. It’s Weird

Like midroge phones designed for Connect the GAPI Among the flagships, Honor 400 and 400 Pro Usually can’t attract a lot of attention. But these devices-Inaccessible in the United StatesIndeed, VEO 2 (now available for Gemini Subscribers) is among the first to present Google’s image-video AI generator. Installed in the Honorary Gallery app, it allows you to choose a picture from the camera roll to bring out like a video.

After many experiments with different photos, I admire and strange from landscapes to family and pets. Like any AI instrument, it has the potential to be good or bad, depending on how you live and be flawless from the results. It is a neat trick and soon comes to the phone in your hands.

False photography

Fake photography is not a newAverage develops all the time. Artificial intelligence smoothes wrinkles and has been raising the heavens for years. None of your photos are realEspecially if you hit your phone with your phone and the social media was edited to write. But we go beyond the mixture of a fake bokeh background or collecting sunset. Create false videos completely felt like a new high and new lower than images.

The process is easy. Open the Gallery app in Honorary 400 or 400 Pro, select Creation Tab, tap the video and select one of your pictures. Select 9:16 or 16: 9 aspect ratio for portrait or landscape, then tap Start. Need to connect to the Internet. It took about 30 seconds to create a video every five seconds, but the pop-up message warns that they can take two minutes. There is no place to enter a desire, so you stay in the mercy of the EU what to do.

I started with photos of my wife and children. The first few videos have a great feeling of non-beam. In a photo, my husband covers his mouth and revitalizes his hand and talks to AI, but in the mouth is completely wrong. According to its horror, it gives a series of tics away. Selfie’s video turns out well, and everyone who does not know me, but my wife says it’s not like this, because it doesn’t like that facial expressions.

The courtesy of Simon Hill