Generar una foto de stock
El estudio toma un briefing escrito y devuelve una fotografía utilizable comercialmente. Trátalo como dirección de arte, no como adjetivos.
What to put in a brief
Four things carry most of the result.
- ['Subject', "Who or what, and how much of them is in frame. 'Adult man, age 34+, waist up' is a shot; 'a person' is not."]
- ['Setting', "Where, and how busy. 'Open-plan office, blurred background' beats 'workplace'."]
- ['Light', "Direction and quality. 'Soft window light from camera left' beats 'good lighting'."]
- ['Framing', 'Orientation and any copy space the layout needs.']
What to leave out
Words that sound like quality but render as nothing.
- ['Evaluation words', "'Beautiful', 'professional', 'amazing', 'perfect' repeat the same instruction: be good. The model already tries."]
- ['Brand names', 'Ask for the look, not the label. Generated logos are not usable anyway.']
Common questions
How long does a render take?
Usually well under a minute. The studio polls until the image is ready and downloads it for you.
Can I keep a subject consistent across images?
Yes. Save a render as a reusable identity and apply it to later shots so a set reads as one shoot.
Where to go next
Continue with editar lo que has hecho and planes y créditos.