Nano Banana Keyframes to Veo Interpolation (Image-to-Video Workflow)
An advanced workflow: generate two keyframes with Nano Banana first, then hand them to Veo to interpolate into a fully realized camera move.
【兩步驟工作流】\n步驟一（Nano Banana 生兩張關鍵影格）：\n 起始影格：[起始畫面]。
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The strongest image-to-video technique of 2026: use Nano Banana's consistency to generate precise first and last keyframes, then have Veo interpolate between them (first/last frame), giving far more control than pure text-to-video. This page walks through the complete two-step process — something almost nobody has written up in Traditional Chinese.
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