Luma releases Ray3.14 with native 1080p
Luma AI's Ray3.14 video model adds native 1080p generation and, at 720p, runs four times faster and costs a third as much as Ray3, a notable price-performance step for production video work.
Luma AI has released Ray3.14, an update to its Ray3 video generation model. The company calls it its "most professional and powerful model" and says it is available now in its Dream Machine product.
The main addition is native 1080p output across Dream Machine's core workflows. Luma also gives speed and cost figures measured at 720p: Ray3.14 is 4× faster and 3× cheaper than Ray3. The company did not publish comparable numbers for 1080p generation, and it did not list absolute prices or generation times.
Luma lists these other changes:
- Better prompt adherence with fewer artifacts.
- More consistent subjects, objects and style across frames in the Modify workflow.
- Modify Video now handles clips up to 18 seconds.
The model supports text-to-video, image-to-video and video-to-video generation, according to the announcement.
Luma also names two limitations. Character references are not supported in Ray3.14, and Modify Video does not support HDR/EXR. The company did not say whether either feature will be added later.
The announcement includes no benchmark results or third-party evaluations. It also does not say whether Ray3.14 is available through Luma's API or only in Dream Machine.