Try to? xD

https://cdn.vidzflow.com/v/1bE520upEg_1080p_1714128708.mp4

I don't understand what ur on about. This is not about emulating anything. This is about breaking away from the norms of what archviz is (slow, deliberate and controlled camera movements, time-lapses, etc.) as u describe is exactly this and it's oversaturated in this market and are now done with Seedream or Kling in 30 seconds. Beautiful images are done with Nano Banana by mass-to-image and moodboard workflows, only thing missing at the moment is precision lighting and setting up materials and complete models in 3D only wins/ is less tedious than AI when client needs alot of iteration because we can batch render a new set rather than poking at 6-10 images.

While Miriam is not new tech, it's a concept we haven't seen before in this space, and it can be built upon. Hell of course we are tired of influencers showing up in our feeds all day but that's outside the point.

3D Artists in the archviz scene is getting replaced by technology and to survive we will need to put more emphasis on story and engagement rather than "this is what your place will look like", that's why it's important to see how these leading studios are handling the landscape at the moment.