DRT Pix Photo Framing Cheat Sheet

Simple photo habits that help AI background replacement produce cleaner, more professional results.

The goal: give DRT Pix a clear, complete, well-lit person with enough breathing room for clean background replacement.

1. Leave about 2 head-heights above and below

Recommended framing Leave roughly 2 head-heights of space above the person's head and about 2 head-heights below the feet.

This extra space gives DRT Pix more room to create a natural-looking final composition after the background is replaced.

Avoid Framing so tightly that the hair, hands, costume, shoes, or feet are close to the edge of the preview.

2. Use the device edge as your frame

Remember The live preview may run edge-to-edge. Do not expect a separate frame or border inside the screen.

Treat the outside edge of the phone, tablet, or monitor as the picture boundary.

3. Keep a little distance from the wall

Recommended Position the subject about 5-6 feet from the wall.

This helps keep your lights from creating harsh, distracting shadows behind the subject.

4. Light from the front

Good Use even front lighting so the face, hair, costume, arms, and legs are easy to distinguish.
Avoid Strong backlighting or a bright window directly behind the subject.

5. Keep camera height natural

For most photos, position the camera around chest to eye level and keep it as straight as possible.

Avoid Dramatically shooting down from above or sharply upward from near the floor.

6. Use a tripod + camera when possible

Best experience A tripod and camera make it easier to keep the same height, distance, angle, and framing for every dancer.

Consistency is key.

7. Find the right distance

Too close The person nearly fills the entire preview and there is not enough room above or below.
Just right The full person is clearly visible with about 2 head-heights above the head and 2 below the feet.
Too far The person looks very small and valuable image detail is lost.

The 3-Second Check Before You Take the Photo

TOP
Do I have about 2 head-heights of space above the person's head?
BOTTOM
Do I have about 2 head-heights of space below the person's feet?
EDGES
Are the full body, hands, costume, hair, and feet safely inside the device edges?