Studio Vision: Photo Director
By @JohnSmith
Direct a photo shoot by adjusting lighting, exposure, and filters to capture the perfect frame.
How to play
- Tap the stage or press the right arrow to cycle through poses.
- Drag across the stage to adjust the key light angle.
- Slide the exposure bar to brighten or darken the scene.
- Select a filter that best complements the current pose.
- Tap the shutter or press space to capture the frame.
Controls
- Touch
- Drag on the stage to adjust light, slide the exposure bar, and tap buttons.
- Keyboard
- Press Space to capture, Right Arrow to change pose, and R to restart.
- Mouse
- Click and drag to adjust light and exposure, and click buttons to interact.
More about this game
Step into the studio and take control of a professional photo shoot. Your goal is to capture the strongest frames by matching the ideal light angle, exposure, and filter for each of the four poses: Classic, Profile, Seated, and Motion. As you take photos, your session quality increases based on your shot scores out of 100. The session ends when your overall quality reaches 100%, saving your top five best shots in the gallery for review.
Tips
- Each of the four poses has an ideal light angle, exposure level, and filter. Experiment with the Warm, Mono, and Vivid filters to find the perfect combination.
- Timing matters! Your score includes a rhythm bonus based on a hidden timer, so try to capture your shots in a steady, rhythmic flow for extra points.
- Watch the session quality bar at the top. Shots scoring 82 or higher are portfolio frames that fill the bar much faster, completing the session sooner.
Questions
How is the photo score calculated?
The score out of 100 is based on how close your light angle (from 20 to 165 degrees), exposure, and filter match the ideal settings for the current pose, plus a timing bonus.
How do I finish a session?
Keep taking photos to fill the session quality bar up to 100%. Once it reaches 100%, the session is complete and your top five best shots are displayed on the final screen.
What do the different filters do?
You can choose between Warm, Mono, and Vivid filters. Each pose has one specific filter that works best and gives a higher score, while the others will lower your aesthetic rating.