Which photo works best for a What Stop Sign video?
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Short answer
Use one photo of one pet with a big, sharp face, eyes open and good light. The hood frames the face in the video, so the face is what the model has to get right; a head-and-chest shot works best.
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 filters.
Avoid
- Two or more animals in one photo.
- Dark or blurry shots.
- Screenshots of the bodycam video or of someone else's clip.
Questions people ask
Does the background of my photo matter?
No. The car and the night come from the template.
Can I use a photo of my pet already in a hoodie?
Yes. The video puts it in the hoodie colour you pick.
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