Video Model Comparison (NSFW) Part 2

This is continuation of my previous blog here: https://budgetpixel.com/blog/video-model-comparison-nsfw Let's start with the same two images with two newer video models released on BudgetPixel: SeeDance 2.0 Mini and PixVerse C1. First up, pixerse-c1. I maintain the very simple prompt which was "Static camera. No camera movement. Maintain image quality. Photoshoot set. Model poses. Dress and hair blowing slighting." PixVerse C1 720p (375 credits - currently on sale for 300 credits) I find this to be a huge improvement over the previous versions with smooth natural motion. The sound is not the best, but the price tag can't be beat. SeeDance 2.0 Mini 720p (600 credits, currently on sale for 480 credits) While there is less movement in this video, that could likely be improved with better prompting. The movement that is here flows naturally and the soundtrack is more fitting to my intention. The next video from the original post had the very simple prompt, "Static camera. No camera movement. Maintain image quality. Wind gently blows dress and hair. Body visible under the dress. Waves break along the sand. Ambient sounds only." PixVerse C1 720p (375 credits - currently on sale for 300 credits) In this case, PixVerse does an excellent job with the sound. In addition, the movement flows beautifully. Definitely a great value for the cost. SeeDance 2.0 Mini 720p (600 credits, currently on sale for 480 credits) The sound is nice in this one, but having heard the seagulls in the previous version, I miss that. Again, this could perhaps be remedied with better prompting. The motion is nice too but the cost higher. Next up, I decided to try my Strawberry Shortcake themed image. PixVerse declined to run this image because she is fully topless. I decided to go ahead and run my fully clothed version of the image just to see what the action of the image would look like. However, it's important to note sheer garment seems okay, no garment is not. The prompt for this image, "Static camera. No camera movement. Maintain image quality. Model playfully and seductively adds whipped cream to the cake." PixVerse C1 720p (375 credits - currently on sale for 300 credits) Besides a few quirks like the way the whipped cream works and the can disappearing, I like this video. And for the reasonable price, it's a valid option if you aren't going for perfection. SeeDance 2.0 Mini 720p (600 credits, currently on sale for 480 credits) This video had excellent whipped cream motion after the non-realistic switch of hands. More complex asks definitely lead to more errors. Also, important to note, I was not able to select and output size. I used a 2:3 start image and the model cut the top and bottom off the start image. I'm assuming this size is not supported but am trying to get some clarity on that. Last, I decided to push a little and see what SeeDance will do. Note, I am not wanted to go too far so the prompt for this was "Static camera. No camera movement. Maintain image quality. Intimate moment shared." SeeDance 2.0 Mini 720p 10 seconds (1200 credits, currently on sale for 960 credits) This video came out surprisingly well. I'm happy with the movements and feeling. I was wondering if the video would decline since they are clearly both nude, but this went through with no fails. Thank you for taking the time to read this blog. Please clap (up to 20 times possible) if you enjoyed reading this.