Bird's view, worm's view... No inbetween?
Is there any specific way of prompting to have the view be brought up or down slightly? Like the angle of the eye looking up or down, or just straight up moving up/down in a straight line viewing more of the top/below of a scene?
I've tried these with little to no luck:
Move the view slightly upwards.
Bring the view higher.
Lower the view to eye-level.
Raise the camera to eye level.
Rotate the camera downwards by 45 degrees.
None of these seem to do anything.
Is there any specific way of prompting to have the view be brought up or down slightly? Like the angle of the eye looking up or down, or just straight up moving up/down in a straight line viewing more of the top/below of a scene?
I've tried these with little to no luck:
Move the view slightly upwards.
Bring the view higher.
Lower the view to eye-level.
Raise the camera to eye level.
Rotate the camera downwards by 45 degrees.None of these seem to do anything.
The design lacked sufficient data and didn't consider fine-grained control. I saw someone release a video about fine-grained LoRa control in Flux 2; you could try it and see how it performs.
I think you could try the next-scene Lora. The only thing is, you might have to learn camera control language first.