9-Angle Portrait Photography Guide

High-resolution editing angle reference table. Perfect 3x3 grid. Aspect ratio: 4:5. Strictly use the selfie in the attachment as an identity reference. Maintain 100% facial consistency across all 9 panels (identical face, age, hair, skin tone, proportions). Clothing (all panels fixed): loose red blazer and trousers, white dress shirt, black tie. Clean editing style with a loose fit. Background: Neutral light gray studio curved background. Lighting: Soft and professional studio lighting with subtle fill light. Camera: 85mm portrait lens effect, shallow depth of field, clear focus on faces and clothing. Composition: The main body in each cell should be centered, with consistent composition and balanced spacing. Grid Tags: Each cell's bottom center displays a clean, white, sans-serif text with an angle. Line 1 (top): 1. Frontal medium view — frontal half-length shot, straight ahead. 2. Close-up — Ultimate close-ups of the face and eyes. 3. Three-quarters — torso and three-quarters of the face are turned. Line 2 (middle): 4. Side — precise side profile. 5. Low-angle full-body — a full-body photo slightly below the viewing angle. 6. High angle — the camera is slightly above the subject. Line 3 (bottom): 7. Passing over the shoulder — looking back over the shoulder. 8. Dutch tilt — the camera is slightly tilted. 9. Walking — Natural walking capture poses. Style: Fashionable editing photography, cinematic feel, high-end. Rendering quality: ultra-realistic, clear text, visible fabric texture, natural skin, consistent lighting. Negative Tip: Identity changes, distorted anatomical structure, extra limbs, inconsistent clothing, chaotic background.