Photo guidance
How to capture Multi-View photos
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Multi-View generation uses two to eight photos of the same product from different angles. Consistency across the set matters more than the total number of photos.
Which angles matter most
Front is required—every set starts there. Back, Left, and Right are strongly recommended because they replace guesswork with real views. Top, Bottom, Left-front, and Right-front are optional extras that help with complex shapes like chairs or appliances.
How to shoot a consistent set
Keep the product in one place with the same lighting and background, and walk around it instead. Hold the camera at the same height and distance for every shot so the product appears the same size in each photo. A cheap turntable—or rotating the product in 45° steps—works well too.
Common capture mistakes
The most frequent problems are mixed zoom levels, lighting that changes between shots, and two photos of nearly the same angle counted as different views. Avoid shooting some angles from above and others from below. Each photo should add information the others do not have.
Reviewing your set before submitting
Before you submit, Neyvo3D shows the processed thumbnails that will be used for generation. Check each slot for blur, wrong angles, or duplicates, and replace or remove any weak photo. Submitting a smaller, clean set beats submitting eight inconsistent ones.
What Multi-View improves (and what it can't)
Extra angles produce noticeably better depth, proportions, and back-side detail, especially for furniture and footwear. They still cannot reveal what no photo shows—interiors, undersides that were never captured, or texture hidden in shadow. Treat the photos as the complete source of truth.
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