Table of Contents
- 1.Items and comparison conditions
- 2.Effect Setting
- 2-1. Popular
- 2-2. Theme
- 2-3. Techniques
- 2-4. Effects
- 2-5. Materials
- 2-6. Concept
- 3.Color and Tone
- 4.Light
- 5.Camera Angle
5. Camera Angle
The composite setting is disabled in the camera angle image comparison.This is because the influence of the reference image becomes stronger if the image is referenced in the composite.The image is generated using only the text input to the prompt and camera angle settings.
Close-up: A photographic technique in which the photographer gets very close to the subject to emphasize details.
Norring: A style in which objects are arranged on a flat surface and photographed from above.
Landscape Photography: Photographs of natural or urban landscapes as subject matter.
Macro photography: A technique for capturing large images of small subjects by shooting from a very close distance.
Shooting through a window: a photographic technique in which the outside landscape or interior is photographed through a window.
Shallow depth of field: A photographic technique that blurs the background and highlights the subject.
Overhead: A technique of photographing from a viewpoint looking down from a high position.
Aori: A technique of photographing from a low vantage point looking up.
Surface detail: A photographic technique that focuses on the surface of an object to emphasize its texture and details.
Wide-angle: A photographic technique that uses a lens to capture a wide field of view.
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