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@EverGreenLife It's actually a half shot that is required for the applications. :3
Here is a piece about half shots from my Modeling Terms and Understanding Requirements - Part 1 | Part 2
tutorial:
Half Shot
Other Known Names: Belly, Waist, or Hips Shot
Incorrect Names: Partial Shot; 3/4 Shot
Description:
Shot ends at the hips, but can be moved up to the waist or belly depending on what the host wants. This can sometimes be a confusing shot due to misinformation growing up, with people cutting off at the hips instead of the waist and vice versa. I’ve included a diagram of both males and females so you can familiarize yourself with the regions.
Diagram
Do cut-off:
Everything under the hips.
Do not cut-off:
Arms and fingers if above the shot area, though if the fingers are only missing a few inches below the cutoff, move the camera further down to capture the rest of them. Do not cut off the head either.
Here is a piece about half shots from my Modeling Terms and Understanding Requirements - Part 1 | Part 2
tutorial:
Other Known Names: Belly, Waist, or Hips Shot
Incorrect Names: Partial Shot; 3/4 Shot
Description:
Shot ends at the hips, but can be moved up to the waist or belly depending on what the host wants. This can sometimes be a confusing shot due to misinformation growing up, with people cutting off at the hips instead of the waist and vice versa. I’ve included a diagram of both males and females so you can familiarize yourself with the regions.
Diagram
Do cut-off:
Everything under the hips.
Do not cut-off:
Arms and fingers if above the shot area, though if the fingers are only missing a few inches below the cutoff, move the camera further down to capture the rest of them. Do not cut off the head either.
