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close-ups

Curated close-ups from one shot.

On the rail as close-ups.

Pulling framed detail out of a picture you already like, so texture and material read at full size.

It crops into what is already there and invents nothing, so it cannot add a subject, change a composition or recover detail the picture never captured.

  1. Drop a picture onto the card’s Reference slot, from the board or your computer.
  2. Set Close-up 1, Close-up 2, Close-up 3, Close-up 4, Additions on the card.
  3. Pick a mode on the card: 4 Close-Ups, 2 Wide.
  4. Press Run. Each result lands on the board as its own item.
Control What it does Choices
Reference The picture the tool works from. Drop one from the board or your computer. One picture
Close-up 1 What the first close-up frames. Macro goes in tight on a surface; Detail frames a part you can still recognise. Macro, Detail
Close-up 2 What the second close-up frames. Macro goes in tight on a surface; Detail frames a part you can still recognise. Macro, Detail
Close-up 3 What the third close-up frames. Macro goes in tight on a surface; Detail frames a part you can still recognise. Macro, Detail
Close-up 4 What the fourth close-up frames. Macro goes in tight on a surface; Detail frames a part you can still recognise. Macro, Detail
Additions Optional words added to every close-up, such as a part to look for or a finish to bring out. Your words
Run Starts the run. The number on it is what this run costs in credits, worked out before you press.
×1 Runs the card several times in a row with the same settings. 1 to 99

2x2 grid of 4 square close-ups

Two stacked 16:9 stripes

These sit behind the settings button on the card.

Setting What it does Choices
Quality The overall finish level. Higher looks better but costs more and is slower. Low, Medium, High
Size Output resolution. Large (2K) renders sharper cells at a higher credit cost. Applies to both modes. Standard, Large, 4K