Higgsfield Cinema Studio 2.5

QUICK FACTS

Generated-checked block (scripts/build_index.py verifies anchors). Read the linked sections for full context — these lines are routing aids, not the rules themselves.

• Three Cinema Studio versions coexist (2.5 / 3.0 / 3.5) — user-selected, no auto-routing; always detect the version first →
• Hard 512-character prompt cap; 2.5 @ Element chips eat ~80–100 hidden chars each →
• Elements System: define @Characters/@Locations/@Props once, call everywhere →
• 3.5 main UI = three pills (Genre / Style / Camera), each Auto by default — override only with a creative reason →
• 7 confirmed 3.5 genres: General · Action · Horror · Comedy · Noir · Drama · Epic — never invent genre names →
• Style presets: 8 Color Palettes · 6 Lighting · 9 Camera Moveset Styles, or free-form Manual Style →
• Camera axes: 3 bodies · 5 lenses · focal 8/14/35/50/75mm · aperture f/1.4–f/4–f/11; two camera vocabularies coexist — vocabulary follows the selected model →
• Output enums: 7 aspect ratios incl. 21:9 · 480p/720p/1080p · duration 4–15s · Sound On/Off →
• Lead every delivered shot with the one-line settings strip (UI presets ≠ prompt text; never restate strip values in the body) →
• The UI shot counter caps internal cuts — "strictly N shots" must keep N within it (observed cap 4; API exposes no max — UI behavior, verify live) →
• Manual Style = saved ≤2,000-char block of project LAWS (grade, lighting law, texture, performance register); it replaces the preset axes →
• 480p drafts validate the prompt, NOT the take — no seed param; transfer a look via Hero Frame + start/end-frame pinning →
• Resolution matrix has two axes: shot physics × delivery context; 4K-finish pipelines master at model max res in std mode →
• Seedance fast mode cannot output 1080p — drafting in fast then "switching up" silently changes mode AND res →