Ray 3 AI - Studio-Grade 4K HDR Video Output

Can I export Ray 3 videos as 16-bit EXR sequences for color grading?

Yes, Ray 3 exports 4K HDR video and 16-bit EXR frame sequences, which means you can take the output into professional color grading software. This makes it useful for workflows where you need to fine-tune the look in post-production rather than accepting the rendered result as-is.

How does Draft Mode speed up video generation?

Ray 3 offers Draft Mode for 5x faster iteration at 5x lower cost than full production renders. It lets you test creative ideas and visual annotations quickly before committing to the slower, full-quality 4K HDR output that takes 1-2 minutes per video.

What input does Ray 3 need to generate a video?

Ray 3 requires either an image or visual annotations to create video, not just a text prompt. This grounding in visual input is how it applies its Chain of Thought reasoning to understand your creative intent and maintain consistency across the generated video.

How much does Ray 3 cost to start?

Ray 3 gives you 2 free credits with no credit card required, so you can test the tool before paying. Beyond that, Luma AI does not publish a detailed pricing breakdown on their site, so check their plans page for current rates.