@ivanxuugarcia: Claude Sonet 5.5 max motion graphics. #claude #motiongraphics #ia #creatorsearchinsights

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prompt: "Crea un showreel de motion graphics dinámico y de ritmo rápido de 15 segundos que demuestre habilidades avanzadas de diseño de animación. El video debe estar compuesto por una secuencia rápida de transiciones fluidas, tipografía cinética impactante y elementos gráficos abstractos en movimiento, destacando un estilo moderno y profesional. La paleta de colores principal debe ser estrictamente naranja, negro y blanco, creando un alto contraste visual. Incluye efectos visuales que destaquen la creatividad y el dominio técnico, terminando con una llamada a la acción elegante"
2026-11-02 03:46:44
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soy_kg21
🇨🇴 Keiner G. 🦏⚡ :
hey gracias por el Promts pase mas Bro ⚡⚡
2026-11-01 01:41:55
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white_kingsman3
White_Kingsman :
cuantos créditos se consume, si yo le doy referencias y que cambie
2026-10-20 05:44:42
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parkalee21
Parkalee 🐦‍🔥 :
teach me pls
2026-10-22 11:25:05
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parkalee21
Parkalee 🐦‍🔥 :
can I dm u on telegram I have a question for u
2026-10-22 11:25:27
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daniielcg2
Daniel 🇻🇪 :
Oye bro, ¿me puedes escribir al privado? Por favor 🥺
2026-10-18 05:12:41
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vctorleal
VICTOR LEAL :
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2026-10-15 17:55:31
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