As you can see, there’s a huge difference between each angle. The extremely low and high angles distort the body the most, yet they add a certain kind of dynamic look that could be useful depending on what your goal is. Morgan also uses two different focal lengths to show how it too can affect the look of your subject and how the perspective changes between each angle.
Waist level tend to give the most normal looking perspective
Low angles make the legs look longer
High angle shots accentuate the head and shoulders
The most non-distorted view seems to be the normal 50mm lens at waist height. This keeps the body in proportion and doesn’t make certain body parts seem larger like the 24mm tends to do.
Waist level tend to give the most normal looking perspective
Low angles make the legs look longer
High angle shots accentuate the head and shoulders
The most non-distorted view seems to be the normal 50mm lens at waist height. This keeps the body in proportion and doesn’t make certain body parts seem larger like the 24mm tends to do.
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