Character tagging and shot configuration in Artlist Studio

Demo summary
The video shows how to use the '@' tagging system to reference specific saved characters in a prompt and how to adjust shot types like 'low angle' or 'close-up' using UI presets.
Step-by-step
- Click on Add Character to view your saved characters or the library
- Select a character to add them to your project
- Type the '@' symbol in the prompt box to tag a specific character by name
- Select a camera angle from the presets such as low angle or eye level
- Choose a shot type like macro, close-up, or wide
- Select the number of images to generate
- Click to generate the images
Options
- Pick from a library of pre-made characters
- Create your own custom character
- Adjust lighting presets manually
Tips
- Tagging characters with the '@' symbol is a better way to manage consistency in complex prompts
- Leave the lighting on 'auto' if you find the specific presets aren't meeting your needs
- Generate four images at a time to get the biggest range of results
Highlights
“you get that consistency in your shots? Let me show you. So, inside of Artlist, they have added in this cool feature”
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