Tim Simmons discusses the announced Seedance 2.5 specifications, including longer clips, reference inputs and localized editing. He separates his expectations about unreleased features from confirmed capabilities.
He tests the existing 4K option and compares its credit cost and slow generation with an upscaling workflow. He notes uncertainty about whether the output is generated natively at 4K.
He also discusses research into matching reference camera movement and cuts, while noting that the feature was not available in the product at the time of recording.
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