Aspect ratio 16:9
CinematicVideo

Cinematic Ocean Wave

A calm cinematic ocean wave at sunset — LTX 2.3 Fast at 2K.

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Model & settings

Model
LTX 2.3 Fast
Cost
≈ 108 credits per generation (about $1.08)
Aspect ratio
16:9
Duration
6s
Resolution
2k

Prompt

a calm ocean wave rolling onto a sandy beach at sunset, cinematic
By Film Fun · used 3×

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