Luma Dream Machine

I tried every which way to describe an image that I wanted. I realized that I'm only new with this, but I tried everything and it just didn't do what I said. I wanted a single image of an automobile dummy standing facing left, and I got three that were absolutely out of the way and the fourth one provided six pictures of that one frame, and those six pictures, only one of them was correct. I told it that I wanted only the third one from the right, and that I wanted to leave the rest of them alone. Instead, I got three different frames, and the fourth one wouldn't generate. - The first one showed somebody in a men's business suit with the other ones in it. - The second one showed people clothed in a business suit. - The last one showed only 5, and it had removed the one I asked to leave standing. I've used these kinds of software before, and I've never had such a difficult time in providing requests for text-to-image or text-to-video before. I use Runway on the PC, and it does a perfect job. So, I'm going to remove this, and even though it's free, I'm not concerned about that. I'm going to remove it from my machine because it just doesn't do what I want it to do.

Forming this kind of intergration into everybody's creative flow would be too much for the world to handle almost, so the giants of the tech world seem to be overshadowing Luma Labs Ai, however, Luma are so far and beyond with their Ray3 HDR 4K rendering game, I realize that it would immediately become “unworthy” of the masses, because of the pure luxuriousness appointed to those that understand exactly how to get exactly what they want out of every prompt over 80% of the time, and how quickly larger companies would alienate their customers with pretentious $1000 a year all-you-can plans that focus on doing something better than the competition vs trying to appeal to everyone in order to acquire the most market share—super happy this is not functioning as a “made for the twitter masses” company, it’s for serious art curios that I haven’t seen anywhere else, it’s not all fun and games, hence, it’s expensive. Well done.

Sign in can be confusing. Apple ID or Google. Even though you must pay through Apple ID, you don’t actually need to sign in with your Apple ID, which is a little strange. I’ve never had this happen before. So a couple months later when I decided to use the app again, I forgot I signed in with Google and assumed I needed to sign in with my Apple ID, which was not correct and instead I ended up with two different accounts. I had paid for an upgrade on my Apple ID, and couldn’t figure out why on the app it said that I had a free account that renewed on April 19 but on my Apple ID subscription it said that it was a plus account that renewed on April 26. I emailed support and didn’t hear back even two weeks later so I used a different email to contact support and I got a response the next day. They’ve been great! However, this was after I had already deleted the Apple ID account and come to find out if you do that you can’t recover the deleted account (there are two distinct permanent deletion warnings) you also can’t reuse the same email for 30 days (no warning given) but I’m actually glad that I did delete the second account because like I said, I got my original account back that has the plus subscription. I was wondering where all my original creations had gone and now I’m glad I finally figured it out. Irregardless of all that, it is a really great app! Thanks Luma!