Dry-ice nozzles animate on Hailuo 2.3 Fast at 28cr
Hailuo 2.3 Fast I2V 6s/10s at 28cr from the real nozzle; soda-blast is a different media and a different still, so do not generate a fake substrate as proof.
Hailuo 2.3 Fast I2V 6s/10s at 28cr from the real nozzle; soda-blast is a different media and a different still, so do not generate a fake substrate as proof.
A dry-ice listing that books is the nozzle you already photographed: this barrel, this pellet size, the air hose a buyer will match on a yard. Motion is allowed on that file. Text-to-video will invent a cousin gun and a substrate you never cleaned. Soda-blast is bicarbonate, a different hopper, a different still. Photograph the nozzle. Animate that gun. Do not generate a fake part as proof.
Animate the nozzle you photographed
Demand is a media-and-nozzle question. The frame that answers it is this SKU: barrel length, pellet, the coupling you actually ship. Inventing a prettier blast does not answer “is this the ¾-inch dry-ice gun.” It answers “does this look like a movie about a shop.”
Photograph the approved nozzle square-on so the lockup still reads. Crop a hand if the hand is not granted. Do not generate a gun and present it as yours. The still is the contract. Motion is allowed only after the still is true.
Image-to-video starts from that file. Frame one is the jpeg. The prompt is camera and physics: a hold on the barrel, no new coupling. Re-describing “industrial dry-ice blast on a rusty hull at golden hour” is how the model draws a second nozzle and a hull you do not own.
Turn a photo into a video is the named one-still job: attach the nozzle, describe the pulse, pick an image-to-video model. Cost is priced per model, shown before you confirm. Do not prompt the model to “clean” the shop. Erasing a bench redraws the gun behind it. Keep faces out. A constructed operator on the trigger is a private person.
Hailuo 2.3 Fast is 6s or 10s at 28 credits
Hailuo 2.3 Fast is MiniMax Hailuo 2.3 image-to-video: a single still in, a short cinematic clip out. Category is image-to-video only. An image is required. Durations: 6s and 10s. Catalog list is 28 credits, discounted. The live discount is 50 percent, so the 6s stair lands at 14 and the 10s stair at 28. No max-output-resolution chip. Catalog audio is unset — not a native-audio promise. Do not advertise 1080p or a native mix because a sibling Hailuo row has them. Score later.
There is no duration between 6 and 10. A seven-second pulse still buys the 10s SKU. Fit the idea to six seconds, or commit to ten. Writing a 15-second phrase into this enum is how the model compresses the ending.
Prompt travel, not a brief. The photo already is the nozzle. “Locked barrel, dry-ice pulse, coupling static, camera static otherwise.” Stop. Quoted pellet size in the prompt does not become a title card.
Because Fast requires an image, a sentence-only brief is the wrong family. Lock a still first. Then come here. Hailuo’s roster also publishes Standard and Pro at the same two stairs and different stickers. Change the row if you needed 1080p listed. Fast is the discounted cinematic pass from a single image. Approve the still. Buy 6s. Then, if the pulse is the keeper, buy 10s. A 10s miss is a long miss of a melted barrel.
Do not generate a fake substrate as proof
Proof of a blast is the part you cleaned, photographed, and can stand in front of. A generated “before and after” hull, a cousin mold, a rusted beam the model sampled from average industry — those are drawings. Shipping them as this job is how a nozzle ad becomes a fake coupon.
Do not first-last a dirty still to a generated clean still of a different object. Two different objects is a morph. Optional last frame only when both photographs are the same part — dirty, then the real cleaned face you shot. This slug has no aspect-ratio list; crop the still before upload.
Do not prompt Hailuo to “reveal the metal under the coating.” If the clean metal is not in a last frame you photographed, the model will invent a substrate. Invented metal is not a coupon. Catalog audio on Fast is unset. Do not write a monologue into the motion prompt and expect a voice file. A constructed inspector walking “this coating is unsafe” is a different ad.
Print, pellet, and a CTA are strings you already set. Fast will not typeset them. Add a text overlay burns one authored line, whole clip. Captions transcribe speech; a mute nozzle has nothing to transcribe.
Soda-blast is a different media and a different still
Sodium bicarbonate is not solid CO₂. The hopper is different. The nozzle geometry is different. A soda-blast still is a different SKU: a different barrel, a different media bag. Do not animate a soda gun and caption it as dry ice. Average “blasting” is not this leftover.
Contractors sit nearby as process: demo, a walkthrough. A blasting crew that copies that playbook is filming the call they actually take — a part, a truck, a before and after of this substrate. That is not a generated coupon. OEM motion starts from the nozzle still.
Would a buyer who already runs this gun say the clip is this barrel on this media? If they would not, you generated a cousin nozzle or a fake substrate. Keep the photograph. Pulse that file. Leave soda off the prompt.
FAQ
Can I text-to-video a dry-ice blast and skip the nozzle photo?
No. Hailuo 2.3 Fast requires an image. There is no T2V variant on this Fast card. A sentence will invent a different gun and a substrate you do not own. Photograph the nozzle you ship. Animate that still: 6s or 10s, 28 credits listed, discounted.
Why only 6s and 10s?
That is the catalog duration list. Not 4s, not 8s, not 15s. Write one continuous pulse that fits 6, or one that fits 10. A seven-second idea buys the 10s stair.
Does Fast include a soundtrack?
The catalog does not list audio on this row. Treat it as a picture pass. Add voice or music after, or pick a native-audio model when the mouth is the shot — which this leftover is not.
Can I generate a soda-blast coupon from the dry-ice still because the shop also offers bicarbonate?
No. Soda-blast is a different media and a different still. Animate the gun you photographed. Do not generate a fake substrate as proof of either process.