“Photography Methods” is the soul of composition,
it determines the texture and visual effect of the photo.
The editor has compiled a series of MJ photography methods commands,
from extreme close-ups to aerial views,
from telephoto perspectives to ultra-wide angles,
Midjourney’s command keywords allow you to control the visuals precisely,
And lists 8 angles for AI image generation,
Command: A tiny, cute miniature bird. Macro shot –chaos 3 –ar 9:16 –v 6.1
Translation: A tiny, cute miniature bird. Macro shot
Command: A girl’s face. Close-up photography. –ar 2:3 –v 6.1
Translation: A girl’s face, close-up photography
Command: Beautiful Jiangnan. Satellite Imagery. Mountains and rivers. –ar 2:3 –v 6.1
Translation: Beautiful Jiangnan, satellite imagery, mountains and rivers
Command:Look up. Animated sky. Beautiful and aesthetic.
Translation: Look up. Animated sky. Beautiful and aesthetic
Command: beautiful French woman, profile, applying face mask, unbranded jar, plain background, HD 16K. –ar 2:3 –v 6.1
Translation: Beautiful French woman, applying face mask, unbranded jar, HD 16K
Command:Microscopic raindrop vegetation under a magnifying glass. Natural lighting, high resolution, cinematic composition, classic composition, 16K.–ar 2:3 –v 6.1
Translation: Microscopic raindrop vegetation under a magnifying glass. Natural lighting, high resolution, cinematic composition, classic composition, 16K
Command:Bokeh. Young girls are driving extremely fast karts and speeding through an endless green field, rushing towards the camera. Movie poster style, Studio Ghibli style.–ar 2:3 –v 6.1
Translation: Bokeh, young girls driving extremely fast karts speeding through an endless green field, rushing towards the camera, movie poster style, Studio Ghibli style
Command:360 Panorama,cinematic lens, classic composition.–ar 2:3 –v 6.1
Translation: 360 Panorama, cinematic lens, classic composition
Midjourney Photography Command Keywords Collection
Aerial view: A perspective shot from above, often used to showcase terrain or the entirety of a building.
Bird view: A perspective similar to that of a bird looking down from the sky, providing a broad view.
Top view: A perspective looking straight down from above, commonly used for maps or board games.
Front view: A perspective shot from the front, showcasing the front of an object or person.
Side view: A perspective shot from the side, showcasing the profile of an object or person.
Back view: A perspective shot from behind, showcasing the back of an object or person.
Shot by DSLR: Shot with a single-lens reflex camera, providing high-quality images.
360 Panorama: A full view image providing a complete scene perspective.
Panorama: A wide view, typically used in landscape photography to showcase expansive scenes.
Telephoto Lens: Used for distant shots, making faraway objects appear closer.
Macro shot: Very close shots used to showcase the details of small objects.
Microscopy: Captured through a microscope, used for observing the microscopic world in scientific research.
Magnification: Enlarging the image size or detail for clarity of small objects or details.
Close up: Very close shots emphasizing the details of the subject.
Full body: A shot of the entire body, commonly used in portrait or fashion photography.
Profile: A side shot emphasizing facial contours and body lines.
Pinhole Lens: Shot through a small hole, producing unique visual effects, such as a dreamy blurred background.
Wide view: Shot with a wide-angle lens providing a broader perspective than a standard lens.
Telescope Lens: Used for astronomical photography, capturing distant celestial bodies.
Satellite Imagery: Images of the Earth’s surface taken by satellites, used for mapping and environmental monitoring.
Headshot: A portrait shot of the head and shoulders, commonly used for ID photos or professional portraits.
Extreme closeup: An extremely close shot, usually focusing on a specific part of the face.
Ultrawide shot: A shot with a wider perspective than standard wide-angle lenses, used for capturing expansive scenes.
Chest shot: A shot above the chest, often used to emphasize expressions and upper body movements.
Waist shot: A shot above the waist, showcasing the upper body’s posture and actions.
Extra long shot: A very distant shot, typically used for capturing vast landscapes or scenes.
Look up: A perspective looking up from below, emphasizing height or grandeur of objects.
Isometric view: In three-dimensional space, the three dimensions of an object are displayed in equal proportions.
High angle view: A perspective looking down from a high place, sometimes used to depict a character’s smallness or helplessness.
Low angle view: A perspective looking up from a low place, sometimes used to depict a character’s strength or majesty.
Bokeh: The blurred light spots in the background, often used to highlight the subject, softening the background.
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