RIFTAdd one photo of yourself and say how many clones you want and what they do, like five of you walking out of a doorway one after another. You get a clone shot of up to 15 seconds.
What you need
- An iPhone with Rift.
- One sharp, full-length photo of you with a clear outline.
- A plan for what the copies do.
Step by step
- Add the photo to Rift.
- Tell Spark the clones. Say how many, where they are and what they do.
- Check the Draft. Spark plans the shots. The price is on the Make button.
- Tap Make and wait for it in Library.
- Tune. If the clones overlap, ask for more space and Make again.
Lines to try with Spark
- “Five clones of me walking out of a doorway one after another.”
- “Me sitting at a table with three copies of me, all laughing at one joke.”
- “A row of me in a line, each waving a beat after the last.”
- “Two of me high-fiving in a park.”
- “My dog, four times over, sitting on the same sofa.”
Tips
- Pick a plain background. Clones read better against a clean wall or open space.
- Give them room. Say how they are spaced.
- Keep the actions simple. Walking, waving and sitting are easy to read.
- One idea per video. A clone video with a vanish and a melt turns muddy.
For more one-photo effects, see bullet-time, clone or earth zoom videos.