Camera docs: numbered shots inside each segment
SceneMixer's docs cover 4 of the six points. Camera moves: words in the prompt. Framing: shown in examples. Cuts: several shots per clip. Negative prompt: advised against. Nothing on frames and motion amount. As of 2026-09-25.
| Model | Camera moves |
|---|---|
| Adobe Firefly | Commands or presets |
| Google Veo | Words in the prompt |
| Grok Imagine | Words in the prompt |
| Higgsfield | Commands or presets |
| HunyuanVideo 1.5 | Words in the prompt |
| Kling AI | Words in the prompt |
| Leonardo Motion 2.0 | Commands or presets |
| LTX | Words in the prompt |
| LTX Studio | Commands or presets |
| Luma Dream Machine | Commands or presets |
| Midjourney | None in the docs |
| MiniMax Hailuo | Commands or presets |
| Moonvalley Marey | Drawn or set from an image |
| Open-Sora 2.0 | None in the docs |
| Pika | Words in the prompt |
| PixVerse | Commands or presets |
| Runway | Words in the prompt |
| SceneMixer | Words in the prompt |
| Seedance | From a reference |
| SkyReels | Words in the prompt |
| Sora | Words in the prompt |
| Step-Video-TI2V | Words in the prompt |
| Vidu | None in the docs |
| Wan | Words in the prompt |
Inclusion rule. All 24 models on the register, each with the way its own docs ask for a camera move. Order. Alphabetical by model name.
- Camera moves
- Words in the prompt
- Framing
- Shown in examples
- Cuts
- Several shots per clip
- Frames
- None in the docs
- Negative prompt
- Advised against
- Motion amount
- None in the docs
1What the docs say
SceneMixer's storyboard page describes segments that each hold several numbered shots, each shot with its own duration and framing change, so a segment's length is the sum of its shots. Its shot guide lists the camera directions to write, fixed, handheld, tracking or a slow push in, and picture sizes from close-up to wide, and a second guide advises against negative wording. Start and end frames and a motion setting are not described.
How a camera move is asked for: Words in the prompt
Say whether the camera is still or moving: fixed, handheld, tracking, a slow push in.
SceneMixer, how to write one shot
- Framing and cameraCamera moves are written into each shot's text: fixed, handheld, tracking or a slow push in
How a camera move is asked for, every model
Shot sizes and angles in the docs: Shown in examples
inside a segment, numbered shots carry their own duration, framing change
SceneMixer, AI storyboard generator page
- Quick answerEach numbered shot in a segment carries a framing change, written by the storyboard step
Shot sizes and angles in the docs, every model
Cuts inside one generation: Several shots per clip
The segment's length is the sum of its shots, not an independent number.
SceneMixer, AI storyboard generator page
- What a generated storyboard containsA segment holds several numbered shots and its length is the sum of them
Cuts inside one generation, every model
Start and end frames: None in the docs
- Storyboard page read; first and last frames are not describedNot described in the docs read (2026-09-25)
Start and end frames, every model
A negative prompt: Advised against
The fix is always the same: say what is there.
SceneMixer, say what is there guide
- Turning negatives into positivesNegative wording is advised against: the guide says to describe what is there, because a named absence tends to be drawn
A negative prompt, every model
A setting for how much the picture moves: None in the docs
- Storyboard page read; no setting for the amount of motion is describedNot described in the docs read (2026-09-25)
A setting for how much the picture moves, every model
2Camera words in its docs
push-in · tracking shot · handheld · close-up · medium shot · wide or long shot · over-the-shoulder shot
3Neighbouring models
How the docs were read: the method.
4Docs read
- SceneMixer, how to write one shot, read 2026-09-25
- SceneMixer, AI storyboard generator page, read 2026-09-25
- SceneMixer, say what is there guide, read 2026-09-25