Ski-lift OEM is cabin and tower stills; resort films belong on ski-resorts
Lock the chair or gondola cabin SKU. Ray for a silent 720p sway if you will grade. Destination powder reels belong on ski-resorts.
Lock the chair or gondola cabin SKU. Ray for a silent HDR-grade sway if you will grade. Destination powder reels belong on ski resorts.
A lift OEM listing is iron: this cabin, this chair, this tower, this grip, this sheave. It is not first tracks, a snow report, or a season-pass trailer. Those films convert rooms. They do not spec a cabin. Photograph the hardware. Animate only after the still is true. Do not twin the resort feed as a second catalog page.
Cabin and tower stills are the SKU
A buyer matching a gondola already has a drawing. They know the door, the hanger, the tower height they quoted. Text-to-video will invent a prettier line: a cousin cabin, a generic bullwheel, a mountain that is not the contract. That is a different SKU.
Photograph the cabin or chair you sell. Square to the door. Hanger in frame. Tower geometry readable. Same lighting family you would use for a line card. No invented skier in the seat. No generated operator in the terminal. The still is the contract. Motion is allowed only after the still is true.
Manufacturers is nearby and still not this listing. That page is plant-floor scale, QC, recruitment. It is not a substitute for a cabin still. This page is the cabin and the tower. If the still includes a person, crop them or shoot again. A photoreal rider is talent you did not book. Empty cabin. Empty tower. Overlay the catalog name.
Ray 2 720p is the silent sway you will grade
When the still is locked and the next session is a grade — highlight rolloff on the shell, a slow sway, a plate you will sit under Rec.709 — you need a silent file with headroom. You do not need a mouth.
Luma Ray 2 720p is Luma Ray 2 video generation in 720p quality. Category: text-to-video. Durations: 5s and 9s. Resolution: 720p. Credits: 50. Audio: empty. No image required. That empty audio field is the product. Do not write a musical into the prompt and expect a bed. Do not write a presenter into the prompt and expect a mouth.
720p is the ceiling. Qualities listed: 720p. There is no 1080p switch on this row. Aspects run 1:1, 3:4, 4:3, 9:16, 16:9, 9:21, 21:9. Pick the shape the platform actually serves. A 21:9 “cinematic” take you later crop to 9:16 throws away the only sharpness you bought.
Fifty credits bills that unit. The 9-second take is the expensive sibling of the 5-second one, not four free seconds. Iterate at 5s until the shell holds. Commit 9s when the sway is the sway.
Ray 2 720p does not require an image. Text-to-video will invent a cousin of your cabin. If the serial, the door, or the hanger must match the line card, leave the T2V row. Photograph the cabin. Move that file on image-to-video. Ray’s 50-credit T2V spend is for a silent gradeable plate of a cabin type when identity is not the serial. Name which contract you are on before you spend.
When the brief named HDR by name — 16-bit, 1080p, Rec.2020 PQ or HLG — Ray 2 720p is not that original. It is a cinematic 720p file you can still grade. Do not claim a 1080p HDR master this row does not list. Prompt camera only: “Locked cabin, slow sway, overcast, no people, no new towers.” “First tracks under the gondola” is a resort film. Keep powder off this generate unless it is already in the still.
Destination powder belongs on ski-resorts
Ski resorts already have a destination page: conditions content, thirty centimetres overnight, lifts spinning, the run nobody has tracked out yet. That feed functions as a live weather channel. It converts same-week bookings. It is not a cabin SKU.
Do not rewrite that audience. A powder reel with a generic gondola in the background is a resort post. The nearby audience is the mountain. The job here is the shell and the tower. A talking host walking “what this pass covers” is the resort playbook, and it wants a real named person. Do not glue a snow report onto the cabin file. If the week is “our cabin on this mountain,” start from the cabin still. The mountain is a location in the photograph, not a paragraph about powder.
Overlay the catalog name; do not invent a mountain
The model number is a string you already print. Generated type on a cabin door is a misspelled SKU you cannot edit. Burn the string after picture lock.
Add a text overlay burns one authored line, whole clip, top / center / bottom. It does not transcribe. A mute sway has nothing to listen to. Chair model, capacity, “not a destination film” if you must — type you typed.
Crop to the ratio you will ship before you overlay. Do not prompt Ray to letter the tower height into the steel. Silence in the Ray file is the product. Score later if you want a bed. Keep lips off the OEM plate. Reverse the order — motion before the still — and you will pay for a cousin cabin on a mountain you do not operate.
FAQ
Does Ray 2 720p generate native audio?
No. The audio field is empty. Description is Luma Ray 2 video generation in 720p quality. Plan sound in the editor. Do not write a snow-report VO into the prompt and wait for a mouth.
Can I text-to-video our exact gondola instead of photographing it?
No. Ray 2 720p does not require an image. A sentence invents a cousin cabin. Photograph the shell. Animate that file on image-to-video when the SKU must hold. Use Ray T2V only for a silent gradeable sway of a type, not a serial.
Is a powder reel an OEM ad if our cabin is in the shot?
Only if the cabin in the shot is the one you sell, photographed, not invented. Destination powder, conditions, and pass sales belong on ski resorts. This listing is cabin and tower stills.
Why not 9s on every cabin so it feels like a brand film?
Nine seconds is the long end of 5s or 9s, not a destination documentary. Fifty credits bills the unit either way. If the shell is wrong at 5s, it is wrong longer. Iterate short. Grade the keeper. Leave powder to the resort page.