Hi Cho Nita — just wanted to thank you for sharing these. Your Comic-Con splats are some of the most visually interesting human Gaussian captures I've come across. I'm currently using the Santa girl (with attribution) while developing an open-source Gaussian ray-tracing plugin for Unreal Engine, and it looks fantastic. Really beautiful work.

One photo. Here you go! Time freeze, 360 orbit. Freeze frame. One continuous shot. The subject is motionless, frozen mid-pose. Orbital camera, circling around the subject at slow speed. Every detail is pin-sharp. Lighting remains constant throughout the arc. Smooth dolly-orbital hybrid movement with no acceleration. The subject never shifts - frozen in time. 00:00.000–00:04.000 Camera orbits to the right side of the subject 00:04.000–00:07.000 Camera continues orbit to the back of the subject 00:07.000–00:10.000 Camera continues orbit to the left side of the subject 00:10.000–00:15.000 Camera motion slows as it returns near the starting position

Am I understanding correctly that you only used one photo and MiniMax H3 for the camera movement? Or were it multiple photos? Because I’ve been working on a 3DGS character scan rig with 5 cameras on a pole for almost 2 years, walking in a circle around cosplayers, but I always get mixed results. That looks really good. I'd be curious to know what prompt was used to generate such perfect orbits in MiniMax H3. Good job!

yes sir. H3 is a beast

I don't expect everyone stood still to capture the images. Are you use an AI tool to generate images? Maybe MiniMax H3?