One face is different in my Alors on Danse clip. How can I put it right?
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Short answer
When the model can hardly see a face, that face wanders. Pick sharp, well-lit photos taken head-on, each face taking up a decent part of the picture, and leave out sunglasses and strong filters. If you qualify, check both faces in the free 5-second preview before rendering the full video.
What goes wrong
- Tiny faces: in a full-body shot the face is only a few pixels wide.
- Dim or fuzzy pictures: the model is left guessing detail.
- Profile shots: whatever is hidden has to be made up.
- Twin-like pairs: characters that resemble each other can merge into a single one.
The fix
Choose a photo taken from the front, trim excess background, and make sure the two subjects don't look alike. The photo guide lists every requirement.
Questions people ask
Are the original performers copied into the scene?
No. We reuse timing and movement, nothing else. Looks come from your photos: faces, hair, outfits.
Will two runs with the same photos match?
Not exactly. Even with the same photos, each run comes out a bit different.
Do I lose credits if a run fails?
No. A failed run refunds its credits on its own.
Take the keyboard yourself
Upload two photos and the studio scene is built around them. No watermark on the paid video, and nothing to cancel later.
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