Choosing photos for a Bing Bing Bing Kicking video: what works
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Short answer
Pick two clear photos, one per role. Each should hold a lone adult or a lone pet, ideally shown head to toe and facing the lens in decent light, since both characters kick on screen. Files can be JPG, PNG or WebP, 10 MB at most, and each side must measure 300 to 6000 pixels.
File rules
- JPG, PNG or WebP, no larger than 10 MB each.
- Side length from 300 up to 6000 pixels.
- A width-to-height ratio from 0.4 to 2.5.
- The template needs both photos.
What a good photo looks like
- A lone adult or a lone pet in every photo, looking at the camera.
- Good lighting and a crisp face; sunglasses and masks get in the way.
- A visible whole body helps, since the entire body swings into the kick.
- Clear colours and markings on pets, so their coat survives intact.
- Two subjects that look different are simpler to tell apart than lookalikes. The alternative is one photo used twice for a double.
Who may be uploaded
Allowed: adults who consented, and pets. Not allowed: toys or drawings in this template, and never children, celebrities or famous characters. Both the photo consent rules and the acceptable use policy explain why.
Which photo goes in which box
The first box takes the Left character, who throws the opening kick. The second takes the Right character, who comes forward for the final kick. If they are reversed, Swap photos trades them.
Questions people ask
Is a group photo allowed?
No. Every box wants a single subject, so crop a group shot down to one adult or one pet beforehand.
Is a plain background needed?
No. A generated street replaces whatever is behind you, so any background will do.
When are my photos deleted?
Photos are private and are deleted automatically once 14 days have passed since upload.
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