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Image-to-video models typically take a single static image as the first-frame input, and the image quality, composition, and subject clarity of the first frame are directly amplified across the entire video, so a blurry first frame or one with too many elements often leads to subject drift or background distortion.
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10/15/2026
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Akiba ComfyUI Bundle: Full Guide to Local Deployment of Open-Source Image-to-Video Models
bilibiliComfyui部署教程10/15/2026
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