Storyboard · Cinematic HDR Hero Film · Luma Ray 3.2

AURELIAthe "it looks expensive" tier

One still, three cinematic beats, director-grade motion and HDR depth — Luma Ray 3.2 turns a product photo into footage that grades like a real commercial.

Cap
Luma Ray 3.2
Beats
3 × 5s
Look
HDR depth
Wall time
~7 min
Cost
~$6.40

Three beats, one bottle

BEAT 01
Dolly-in + rack focus, warm key light
BEAT 02
Lateral drift, light sweep across the crystal
BEAT 03
Pull-back reveal, golden ambient

Each beat is a Luma Ray 3.2 image-to-video shot — deliberate camera motion and expressive light, not random drift, with HDR depth for a real grade.

How it was made

gpt-image → AURELIA hero (legible label)→ ray-32-i2v × 3 (parallel, 5s, HDR)→ sonilo-t2m → elegant licensed bed→ ffmpeg → graded film

Honest verdict

✓ What held

  • Ray 3.2 elevated a flat still into cinematic, expensive-looking footage — warm raking light, soft shadow play, HDR depth.
  • The AURELIA label stayed crisp + legible through the motion.
  • ~40s per shot, ~$2/shot — premium look at a fraction of a real shoot.

⚠ What to watch

  • Ray's duration is a string ('5s'/'10s'); with a start frame only '5s' is allowed — chain shots for longer films.
  • Premium cost ($0.42/s) — prototype one 5s beat before the full film; honor a per-film cap.
  • Keep the HDR/EXR master; transcode SDR for web.
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