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Reshoot this scene with the camera orbited 55° to the left around the subject, then lowered to look up from 10° below. The…

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Reshoot this scene with the camera orbited 55° to the left…

Reshoot this scene with the camera orbited 55° to the left around the subject, then lowered to look up from 10° below. The new shot: a three-quarter view from the left, from a little below. Because the camera has really moved, the picture changes: the subject is now turned about 55° toward the right of the frame, so more of their right side shows and their other side turns away; the background, the floor and every object around them shift and turn with the new perspective, and things on that side of the frame come nearer; we look slightly up at the subject, the horizon lower in the frame. The composition must clearly differ from the original; do not return the same framing. Keep the same subject (identity, face, build, clothing, gear and pose), the same setting and objects, the same lighting and time of day, and the same colours and art style.

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