What photo works best for an AI pet dance video?
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A sharp, well-lit photo of one pet, whole body in frame (not cropped at the legs), taken at the pet's eye level. The video opens on this exact photo and the room becomes the dance floor, so a tidy background helps too.
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The photo
Do
- Whole body in frame, standing or sitting: the AI needs the legs to make your pet stand and dance.
- Eye level: crouch down rather than shooting from above.
- Daylight or a bright room, no harsh shadow across the face.
- A background you're happy to show: the same room appears in the video.
Avoid
- Two pets, or a pet with a person: one subject per photo.
- A pet curled up asleep, or only the head in frame.
- Motion blur from a pet that just moved.
- Costumes, cones or anything covering the face or markings.
Fluffy breeds and unusual markings
The model keeps fur color and markings from the photo, but very fluffy coats and unusual markings can drift a little in fast moves. A sharp photo with the markings clearly visible gives it the most to hold on to.
Cats work too
Everything above applies to cats. Cats are often photographed lying down; a photo of your cat sitting upright, whole body visible, gives the most natural standing dance.