Pan left to another issue of VP Land - you’re daily update on all things virtual and artificial.

Midjourney has some new updates, a few experiments with NeRF, and more. Let’s dig in.

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Pan (and tilt) your virtual camera in Midjourney

Midjourney just dropped a new feature - you can expand your image in a specific direction.

Here’s the official documentation. Just hit the arrow buttons underneath the upscaling options.

Here’s a quick demo from Nick St. Pierre:

Here’s an example of it in action:

In the example above, you’ll see that you can just expand the image and let Midjourney interpret how it should fill it, or you can give the pan a prompt to guide the output.

For more examples, check out this mega-thread of different uses

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Combining Midjourney outputs into a 3D space

Tests and breakdown combining Unreal, NeRFs, Luma AI, and some extra data.

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