Depthflow is a specialized node pack for ComfyUI that transforms 2D images into dynamic 2.5D parallax animations, leveraging depth maps for enhanced visual effects. This tool serves as an open-source alternative to Immersity, providing users with advanced control over motion and animation parameters.
- Enables the creation of complex parallax animations using depth information from images.
- Integrates with the Flex System, allowing for dynamic adjustments based on user-defined features.
- Offers a variety of motion presets and customizable effects to streamline the animation process.
Context
Depthflow is an implementation of the Depthflow library within ComfyUI, designed to facilitate the creation of parallax animations by utilizing depth maps. Its primary purpose is to enhance the visual storytelling capabilities of users by enabling them to add depth and motion to static images.
Key Features & Benefits
The Depthflow Node Pack includes a core Depthflow node that takes an image and its corresponding depth map to produce various types of motion animations, such as zooming or dolly effects. Additionally, it features customizable effects like Depth of Field and Vignette, which enhance the immersive quality of the animations, making them more visually appealing.
Advanced Functionalities
Depthflow supports both pre-configured motion presets for quick setups and modular motion components for detailed customization. Users can manipulate individual parameters such as height and zoom with advanced functions like Linear, Exponential, Sine, and Cosine motions, allowing for intricate animation paths tailored to specific creative needs.
Practical Benefits
By integrating Depthflow into their workflow, users can significantly improve their control over animation quality and efficiency in ComfyUI. The tool simplifies the animation process with ready-to-use presets while still offering advanced options for those who wish to delve deeper, ultimately enhancing the creative potential of their projects.
Credits/Acknowledgments
This tool was originally developed by Tremeschin, with contributions from the community. The Depthflow library is available under an open-source license, and users are encouraged to explore the original Depthflow GitHub page for more information.