Snapcast Lab
A record of what I tried on and filmed myself.
Rather than just showing the results, record what changed and what remained. Based on the actual releases of Personal and pictorials created in the studio, the points of success and We put together the limits that need to be checked.
Reel
I kept the top the same and changed the jeans to a midi skirt.
Instead of replacing the entire suit, we saw how the proportions and atmosphere changed when we changed just one piece of bottoms.
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Reel
I made three different days with just one white t-shirt
By keeping the same basic top and changing the bottoms, outerwear, and locations, I expanded one person's style range.
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Reel
Can I keep the mirror selfie the same and just change the gray hood?
In a complicated selfie with my hand, phone, bag, and metal reflection, I only changed one outer layer.
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Studio
I filmed the same model, clothes, and location three times.
We locked in models and shooting options and compared actual results from minimalist studios, showrooms and lofts.
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Studio
I only changed the model with the same shooting options.
We kept the same showroom, street look, and pose, and recorded the results and differences in clothing with the two models.
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If you know
features that will make you less confused
It briefly and specifically summarizes features that are easy to overlook in real apps and more efficient task sequences.
Tip 001
Should I put my clothes on from the beginning or change them later?
We have summarized two different tryon flows: when the product comes first and when the good scene comes first.
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Tip 002
7 hidden features of Studio that are convenient to know
Features that reduce repetitive tasks include result filters, settings memory, quick entry into shots, and background creation.
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The next experiment is with my photo
Try clothes on first, or create a new scene for your brand to use.