Wrong Scale: a giant props AI photoshoot
Wrong Scale is a giant props photoshoot on a hand-built set: a spool of thread taller than a person, sunglasses three times your height, a safety pin across the whole frame. Five frames and a detail treat these objects like ordinary furniture.
- Lens
- 35 mm
- Aperture
- f/11
- Shutter
- 1/160 s
- ISO
- 100
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Six frames from this shoot
Five frames and one detail, made by haloshot from three phone photos of one person.
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Detail · Wrong Scale
About the giant props look
One large hard light sits high at front-left with white bounce, giving the crisp, short shadows of a product catalog. A 35 mm lens at f/11 stays level with no distortion, so the nearest prop and the back wall are equally sharp. At 1/160 s and ISO 100 the file is clean. Color comes in three flat poster tones: tomato-red set, cobalt suit, cream props.
Clothes, place and when to pick it
The outfit is uniform-like: a boxy cobalt suit with an oversized pointed collar, a cream shirt buttoned to the top, white socks, black loafers and thin round glasses. Your face keeps a straight calm while you sit on a giant chair or peek over the pin. Ideal for a quirky portfolio cover, a design studio about page or an album sleeve.
How it works
Add three photos of yourself: face, half turn and full length. haloshot renders a free five-frame preview of Wrong Scale with your face. Pick the frames you like and keep them in 4:5 HD.
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