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我测试了大家在 AI 视频提示（Sora、Veo、Runway、Kling）中都在用的 10 个"万能短语"。 其中只有一半真正有效。 以下是按真实证据排名的分类： ✅ 真正有效 → "Sha...
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我测试了大家在 AI 视频提示（Sora、Veo、Runway、Kling）中都在用的 10 个"万能短语"。 其中只有一半真正有效。 以下是按真实证据排名的分类： ✅ 真正有效 → "Shallow depth of field"（浅景深）—— 在各工具中都能稳定生成虚化效果 → "Volumetric light / god rays"（体积光 / 神圣光束）—— 强烈且可复现的氛围效果 → "Practical lighting, motivated source"（实用光、动机光源）—— 可靠地提升真实感 → "Slow push in, 4-second clip"（缓慢推进，4 秒片段）—— 最贴合这些模型处理短而克制运镜的方式 → "Diegetic sound only"（仅使用画内声音）——...
原始 Prompt
I tested 10 "power phrases" everyone uses in AI video prompts (Sora, Veo, Runway, Kling).
Only half of them actually work.
Here's the breakdown, ranked by real evidence:
✅ ACTUALLY WORKS
→ "Shallow depth of field" - consistently produces bokeh across tools
→ "Volumetric light / god rays" - strong, repeatable atmospheric effect
→ "Practical lighting, motivated source" - reliably improves realism
→ "Slow push in, 4-second clip" - matches how these models handle short, restrained motion best
→ "Diegetic sound only" - genuinely improves audio realism in tools with native sound (Veo, Sora)
⚠️ SOMEWHAT WORKS (style nudge, not guarantee)
→ "Shot on ARRI Alexa" - biases toward a cinematic look, doesn't replicate real camera data
→ "Anamorphic lens, flares" - often adds flares, but inconsistently
→ "Skin pore detail, subsurface scattering" - helps at high resolution, weak at lower settings
❌ WEAK OR PLACEBO
→ "24fps, natural motion blur" - most models render at a fixed frame rate regardless of what you type
→ "f/1.8" as a numeric value - no verified correlation with output; the word "shallow" does the real work
→ "In the style of [cinematographer]" - inconsistent, model dependent, sometimes ignored entirely
THE ACTIONABLE TAKEAWAY:
- Stop stacking jargon.
- Use plain, physical language:
- Describe the shot's intent, not camera specs
- Name the lighting behavior, not the gear
- Keep motion instructions simple and short
- Skip numeric camera settings entirely
Test one modifier at a time so you know what's actually working
What's a prompt phrase you swear by? Curious if it holds up.