Here is my (almost) live chat with Nano Banana Pro. Amazing what can ...

Here is how I ended up driving this snowcat using NanoBanana Pro. First I took this handsome devil and put him in a Santa hat and Inuit clothing inside an igloo with a sleeping husky at his side. Now this is mind-blowing! NanoBanana figures out what the opposite side of the igloo looks like on its own in this over-the-shoulder shot. Okay, so the opening is too tall and I'd like a longer tunnel to the outside. Got the tunnel right, but the opening is still too tall. Making the doorway half the height didn't work, but making the arched door shorter did. Next I had to fix the light coming in from the outside. Perfect! Exactly what I wanted! Okay, continuing the chat and requesting an exterior view of the igloo with a parked snowcat. Great, but I want a very low angle. Wow, almost nailed it! I need to fix the scale of the opening and make it darker inside. Good! And even though I messed up my tilt instruction, it understood that the foreground was what I wanted. Now let's see if it remembers me from earlier and put me inside the cabin of the snowcat. Incredible! It remembered me, outfit and all! But it's cold outside. Let's close the window and only see him through the windshield. Nailed it! Now let's get an inside view. I'm just amazed at how easy it is to just keep going and generate all these angles. I'm saving each shot I like along the way. I removed the igloo, which should no longer be visible. Also I added some dashboard lights, changed the camera's viewpoint, turned his, I mean my, face towards the camera, and fixed it with a reference photo. Yep, pretty good! Looks like me! And just like that, in the span of a few minutes, I got several cool shots to build a dramatic sequence. So this took maybe 20 minutes, all within a single nano-banana chat.