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Reshooting a single frame
Change the sleeve, the hem, the pose or the room without touching the four frames you were happy with.
- 01
Pick the frame, not the set
A reshoot debits one frame. The rest of the set is untouched and stays exactly as published.
- 02
State the change plainly
Shorter sleeves, a longer hem, a different pose, a plain ground. One change at a time lands more reliably than three at once.
- 03
Or attach a picture of it
A reference image carries a shape better than a sentence. Use one whenever the change is easier to show than to describe.
- 04
Expect the model to stay
The replacement is anchored to the set, so the person and the room hold while the change happens.
- 05
If it comes back unchanged, say less
Long instructions dilute. The one sentence that names the change usually outperforms the paragraph that explains it.