Keeping one subject consistent across a set
A set falls apart when every image is a new person. The fix is to fix the identity first and vary everything else deliberately, one variable at a time.
Save the subject
Lock the identity before you start varying the shot.
- ['Save from a render', 'Any generation you like becomes a reusable identity you can apply to later shots.']
- ['Apply, then direct', 'The identity is applied after the scene composition, so the face carries and the setting still changes.']
Change one variable at a time
Consistency is a discipline, not a setting.
- ['Setting only', 'Same subject, same wardrobe, different room reads as one shoot in several locations.']
- ['Framing only', 'Same subject and setting at three camera distances gives a layout hero, mid and detail crops.']
- ['Keep the light', 'Changing light direction between images is what most often breaks the illusion of a single session.']
Common questions
Will the face be identical?
Close, not pixel-identical. It will read as the same person, which is what a set needs.
Can I use the same subject across campaigns?
Yes. A saved identity persists in your account.