Which photo works best for a Singing Pet video?
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Short answer
Use one photo of one pet with a big, sharp face, eyes open and good light. The model copies the fur colours and markings it can see, so a clear head-and-chest shot works better than a tiny pet far away.
Works well
- Head and chest: the face fills at least a third of the photo.
- Facing the camera: both eyes visible.
- Natural colours: daylight, no beauty filters.
Avoid
- Two or more animals in one photo.
- Dark, blurry or motion-blurred shots.
- Screenshots of someone else's clip.
Questions people ask
Can the photo show my pet lying down?
Yes, as long as the face is clear. The video stands it up in the towel anyway.
Does the background of my photo matter?
No. The bathroom comes from the option you pick.
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