Higgsfield compares GPT-Image 2.0 and 2.5 on a turntable video prompt
Higgsfield uses the same 360-degree wooden chess knight turntable prompt to compare how steadily GPT-Image 2.0 and 2.5 generate a looping product video.
Comparing GPT-Image 2.0 to GPT-Image 2.5 Prompt below: "Create a photorealistic studio turntable video of a polished wooden chess knight. The knight has a minimalist carved horse silhouette: broad flat sides, a rounded elongated muzzle, a tiny dark eye, an angular ear, and a gently curved neck. A smooth, dark brown insert follows the mane along the back. The figure stands on a wide circular wooden base with several concentric stepped rings. Use warm brown wood with clearly visible vertical grain, softly rounded edges, and a glossy lacquer finish. Preserve the exact shape, proportions, wood grain, and dark mane insert throughout the video. The entire chess piece, including its base, rotates smoothly through one complete 360-degree turn around its vertical axis at a constant speed. It stays perfectly centered and firmly on the surface. The first and last frames match for a seamless loop. Keep the camera completely stationary, looking slightly downward at the piece. Show the entire object with a small margin above and below. Use a seamless light-gray studio background and floor, soft diffused lighting, gentle highlights on the lacquer, and a subtle contact shadow beneath the base. Duration: 3 seconds. Frame rate: 30 fps. Square 1:1 composition. No camera movement, zoom, cuts, wobbling, floating, deformation, changing proportions, sliding wood textures, flickering, additional objects, text, or logos."