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mid shot
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high angle
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extreme close-up
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film still
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mist-envelope lighting
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head and shoulders shot
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extreme long shot
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head shot
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full body shot
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dual profile framing
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mugshot
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low angle shot
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birds eye view
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wide shot
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shutter drag
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long shot
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full shot
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waist shot
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extreme wide shot
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stroboscopic motion
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ground level shot
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portrait
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aerial view
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Photogram
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Technique keywords for AI image prompts, by cluster184

Camera42

Lens optics and perspective — macro, fisheye, tilt-shift, telephoto, dutch angle.

  1. long shot—Long shot — a framing where the subject occupies only a small part of the frame, so the space around it tells the story more than the subject does.
  2. low angle shot—Low angle shot is a camera angle placed below the subject, looking up, so it appears taller and more imposing, often with sky or ceiling behind.
  3. mid shot
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Mid shot — framing a person from about the waist up, so you see face, hands, and posture at once: close enough for expression, wide enough for gesture.
  • ground level shot—Ground level shot is a camera angle at floor height, looking across the surface toward the subject; the ground fills the lower frame so objects feel grounded.
  • extreme long shot—Extreme long shot is a framing where the subject is very small, dwarfed by a vast setting, so the environment tells as much of the story as the subject.
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    Composition80

    Spatial arrangement — closeup, wide shot, symmetry, rule of thirds, negative space.

    1. extreme close-up—Extreme close-up — a framing so tight the subject fills the whole frame, showing just a fragment like a single eye or a petal's edge with texture and detail.
    2. portrait—A portrait is a focused visual study of an individual, framing the face and upper body to capture their distinct personality, mood, and expression.
    3. head and shoulders shot—A head and shoulders shot is a portrait framing cut just below the shoulders, so the face dominates while a hint of body and background stays in view.
    4. high angle—High angle is a camera position above the subject looking down, so people and objects appear smaller against the ground and the frame feels open or distant.
    5. film still—Film still — a single frozen frame from a movie, so the picture feels like one moment caught mid-story: cinematic framing, natural light, no caption needed.
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    Lighting62

    Light setup and quality — golden hour, neon, soft light, rim light, volumetric.

    1. Photogram—Photogram is a cameraless image made by placing objects directly on photo paper and exposing them to light, creating glowing white silhouettes on deep black.
    2. fireplace glow—Fireplace glow is the warm, flickering light from an open fire, seen as soft orange and yellow tones on a subject's surface with subtle moving shadows.
    3. mist-envelope lighting—Mist-envelope lighting is a technique where ultra-soft, diffused glow wraps around a subject from all sides, creating zero hard shadows and a quiet halo effect.
    4. subsurface scattering—Incorporate subsurface scattering to make sliced organic grapefruit look incredibly fresh and vibrant, mimicking how natural light diffuses through organic matter.
    5. soft directional lighting—Sculpt natural facial features and elegant volume in professional portraits using soft directional lighting to mimic organic window illumination.
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