Mid Journey V6 offers refined prompts with clearer images and simplified language compared to previous versions. [00:00]
The video provides a guide on using Mid Journey V6 in the architecture industry. [00:00]
The 242 Rhythm method involves setting up prompts in a structured manner: 2 for subject or camera, 4 for describing words, 2 for scene details, and aspect ratio style type at the end. [01:28]
Using specific keywords and phrases helps in creating effective prompts for architectural scenes. [01:28]
Demonstration of creating architectural scenes using specific prompts like a wide angle view of a building with particular camera angles and color palettes. [05:36]
Examples shown include scenes with different architectural styles and moods based on the prompts used. [05:36]
Exploration of using geolocation features in Mid Journey V6 to show reference images in specific locations for design reports or competitions. [11:12]
Demonstration of uploading images from specific locations and creating prompts to generate scenes related to those locations. [11:12]
Mid Journey 6 offers more realistic and clearer looking images compared to Mid Journey 5. [00:00] [06:57] [01:02]
The new version focuses on describing scenes and what you want to see in the image, rather than using cinematic or filmy terms. [06:57] [00:26] [02:01]
A methodology for writing Mid Journey prompts and structuring them has been suggested, but specific details were not provided in the given text.
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