OpenArt: Adjust camera angles with Camera Control

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Demo summary

A demonstration of OpenArt's camera angle control tool to change the perspective of a generated image, including low-angle and top-down views.

Step-by-step

Open the camera angle control menu
Adjust the camera position using the directional controls
Select a preset such as Closeup or Wide Angle
Adjust the angle slider to a specific degree like 90 or -90
Select a custom angle preset like Low Angle or Top Down
Generate the image to see the new perspective

Options

Move camera down, right, or left
Use Wide Angle preset
Use 90 degree or -90 degree rotations
Use Low Angle custom setting
Use Top Down custom setting

Watch out for

Extreme wide angles or high degree rotations may cause the image to lose some of its original style

Tips

Generate multiple different angles of the same subject to allow for cutting back and forth in a project
If the initial 'down' movement isn't dramatic enough, try the specific 'Low Angle' custom setting for a better result

Highlights

“it's nice to be able to see this angle, right?”

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