Which photo gives the best What Stop Sign result?
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Short answer
Send one animal with a large, sharp face, open eyes and decent light. On screen the hood frames the face, so that is the part the model has to get right. A tight head-and-chest shot works best.
Good signs
- Head and chest: the face fills at least a third of the frame.
- Looking forward: both eyes can be seen.
- Honest colours: daylight, filters off.
Skip these
- More than one animal in the picture.
- Dim or blurred pictures.
- Screenshots lifted from the bodycam video or from another creator.
Questions people ask
Does the room behind my pet matter?
The car and the night come with the template, so your photo's setting never shows.
Can the photo already show my pet in a hoodie?
Yes, and the video re-dresses it in the colour you pick.
Do filters or edited photos hurt the result?
Yes, they can. The model reproduces what is in the picture, so a strong filter shifts the fur colours it takes in. An unedited photo is the safer choice.
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