What is Ray3
Ray3 is an advanced AI video generator that utilizes a reasoning engine to produce studio-grade, 16-bit HDR videos. It aims to provide cinematic quality, consistency, and control for filmmakers, agencies, and studios, enabling faster creation of professional-grade content.
How to use Ray3
- Describe Your Video: Input a detailed description of the scene you want to create in the provided text area.
- Select Generation Mode: Choose between 'Text to Video' or 'Image + Text' modes.
- Configure Video Settings: Adjust settings such as Quality and Duration.
- Generate Video: Initiate the video generation process.
Features of Ray3
- 16-bit HDR Output: True cinematic quality with 10/12/16-bit HDR support, ACES2065-1 EXR format, and professional color grading.
- Reasoning Intelligence: Advanced AI logic for scene understanding, multi-character awareness, physics-based generation, and consistent object behavior.
- Draft Mode: Enables 5x faster generation for creative exploration and quick preview iterations.
- Workflow Integration: Compatible with Adobe Creative Suite (Premiere Pro, After Effects) and supports ACES workflows.
- High-Fidelity Output: Delivers professional-grade color depth and dynamic range.
- Resolution: Native 1080p with 4K upscaling.
- Frame Rate: Supports 24/30/60 fps.
- Color Space: Supports Rec.2020, P3, and sRGB.
Use Cases of Ray3
- Cinematic Videos: Creating visually stunning, high-quality cinematic content.
- Commercials: Producing professional advertisements with realistic details and lighting.
- Fashion: Generating high-end fashion editorials and promotional videos.
- Architecture Visualization: Creating realistic architectural walkthroughs and presentations.
- Abstract Motion: Designing abstract visual sequences with fluid motion.
- Product Showcases: Highlighting product details with dramatic lighting and reflections.
Pricing
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FAQ
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