A stressed man paces anxiously in a darkly lit hotel room while gazing out at the twilight city skyline, surrounded by scattered papers and an open suitcase that reflect his chaotic mental state.
Use the copy button above to grab the text exactly as written.
Drop it in unchanged since the camera, lighting and duration are already specified.
Change only the subject or setting for the most predictable result; the same wording carries over to other models too.
Every claim below is measured against the 120 prompts in this library, not asserted.
'tracking' is used by 70 prompts in the library, rank #1 of the camera terms seen here.
'blue hour' appears in 10 prompts library-wide, rank #10.
16:9 is used by 100 of the 120 prompts in the library. Naming it at all matters more than which one is picked.
This prompt declares a consistency lock, which is what keeps a subject recognisable across a clip.
Kling accounts for 3.3% of the library (4 of 120 prompts).
Marked intermediate, based on how many specs it stacks (camera, lighting, duration, lock) at once.