Cinema Studio
Stop prompting, start directing. Cinema Studio brings professional cinematography controls to AI video generation with 12 cinema lenses, focal length control, aperture settings, and 6-axis camera movements.概览
Cinema Studio uses the Kling 2.6 video model with advanced optical controls that simulate real-world camera equipment and movements. Instead of relying solely on text prompts, you get precise control over lens characteristics, depth of field, and camera motion.Cinema Lenses
Choose from 12 professional cinema lenses across two categories (spherical and anamorphic):Spherical Lenses (8 options)
Professional spherical lenses for natural, cinematic looks:- Lensbaby — Creative tilt-shift effect with soft focus
- Laowa Macro — Ultra-sharp macro lens with minimal distortion
- Canon K-35 — Vintage cinema lens with warm color rendition
- ARRI Signature Prime — Modern cinema lens with exceptional sharpness
- Cooke S4 — Classic cinema lens with natural skin tones
- Petzval — Vintage lens with swirly bokeh and vignetting
- Helios — Soviet-era lens with distinctive swirly bokeh
- Zeiss Ultra Prime — High-end cinema lens with clinical sharpness
Anamorphic Lenses (3 options)
Widescreen cinematic lenses with distinctive characteristics:- JDC Xtal Xpress — Compact anamorphic with modern flare characteristics
- Panavision C-Series — Classic Hollywood anamorphic with blue flares
- Hawk V-Lite — Premium anamorphic with oval bokeh and warm flares
Optical Controls
Focal Length
Control the field of view and perspective:- Auto — Model selects optimal focal length
- 8mm — Ultra-wide angle, extreme perspective distortion
- 14mm — Wide angle, dramatic perspective
- 35mm — Standard wide, natural perspective
- 50mm — Normal lens, minimal distortion
Aperture (f-stop)
Control depth of field and exposure:- Auto — Model selects based on scene
- f/1.4 — Very wide aperture, shallow depth of field, creamy bokeh
- f/4 — Medium aperture, balanced depth of field
- f/11 — Narrow aperture, deep depth of field, everything in focus
Camera Movements
Control camera motion with 6-axis sliders (range: -10 to +10):Horizontal Movement
Move camera left/right (dolly/truck)- Negative values: move left
- Positive values: move right
Vertical Movement
Move camera up/down (boom/pedestal)- Negative values: move down
- Positive values: move up
Pan
Rotate camera left/right on horizontal axis- Negative values: pan left
- Positive values: pan right
Tilt
Rotate camera up/down on vertical axis- Negative values: tilt down
- Positive values: tilt up
Zoom
Move camera forward/backward (dolly in/out)- Negative values: zoom out / dolly back
- Positive values: zoom in / dolly forward
Roll
Rotate camera on longitudinal axis (Dutch angle)- Negative values: roll counterclockwise
- Positive values: roll clockwise
Static Mode
Toggle Static to lock camera in place (no movement).使用方法
Basic Workflow
- Go to
/cinema-studio - (Optional) Upload Reference Image
- Drag & drop or click to browse
- Switches from text-to-video to image-to-video mode
- Select Cinema Lens
- Choose spherical or anamorphic
- Read lens description for optical character
- Set Optical Parameters
- Focal length (14mm - 135mm or Auto)
- Aperture (f/1.4 - f/11 or Auto)
- Configure Camera Movements
- Toggle Static for locked camera
- Or adjust 6 axes for dynamic motion
- Write Prompt (optional but recommended)
- Describe the scene, action, mood
- Click Generate
Example Setups
Cinematic Product Reveal- Lens: ARRI Signature Prime
- Focal Length: 50mm
- Aperture: f/4
- Camera: Slow horizontal dolly (H: +2), static otherwise
- Lens: Hawk V-Lite (Anamorphic)
- Focal Length: 50mm
- Aperture: f/1.4
- Camera: Slow vertical boom (V: +3), slight zoom in (Zoom: +1)
- Lens: Zeiss Ultra Prime
- Focal Length: 14mm
- Aperture: f/11
- Camera: Pan right (Pan: +5), static otherwise
- Lens: Canon K-35
- Focal Length: 35mm
- Aperture: f/4
- Camera: Circular motion (H: +3, Pan: -4, Tilt: +2)
Text-to-Video vs Image-to-Video
Text-to-Video
Generate video from prompt only — model creates the entire scene. Best for:- Conceptual scenes
- Imaginary environments
- Creative freedom
Image-to-Video
Upload reference image — model animates it with your cinema controls. Best for:- Animating product photos
- Specific art direction
- Consistent look across shots
Model & Pricing
Model: Kling 2.6 (Text-to-Video or Image-to-Video) Duration: 5s or 10s Credits:- 5s: 8 credits
- 10s: 16 credits
Combining with Other Features
Cinema Studio works great in workflows:Professional Tips
Lens Selection
- Spherical for clean, modern commercials
- Anamorphic for cinematic, widescreen storytelling
- Vintage lenses (Canon K-35, Petzval, Helios) for retro aesthetics with swirly bokeh
- Modern lenses (ARRI Signature Prime, Zeiss Ultra Prime) for sharp, clinical looks
- Creative lenses (Lensbaby, Laowa Macro) for unique perspectives
Focal Length Strategy
- Ultra-wide (8mm) — Extreme perspective, dramatic distortion
- Wide (14mm) — Establish environment, show space
- Standard (35mm) — Natural perspective, versatile
- Normal (50mm) — Human eye view, minimal distortion
Aperture Strategy
- f/1.4 — Maximum bokeh, creamy separation, shallow depth of field
- f/4 — Balanced depth, professional standard
- f/11 — Deep focus, everything sharp
Camera Movement
- Subtle is better — Keep values -3 to +3 for natural motion
- Combine axes — Real cameras use multiple movements
- Match speed to mood — Slow = dramatic, fast = energetic
Prompting Best Practices
Even with cinema controls, good prompts help:故障排除
Motion is too fast/jerky:- Reduce camera slider values (keep -3 to +3 range)
- Try Static mode for locked camera
- Increase duration to 10s for smoother motion
- Use lower aperture (f/1.4)
- Use wider focal length with closer subject
- Ensure subject separation from background
- Some lenses are subtle — try extreme options (Canon K-35, Petzval, Helios for swirly bokeh)
- Combine with wide aperture (f/1.4 for maximum lens character)
- Use in image-to-video mode for more control