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# Photo Studio
## What is Photo Studio?
Photo Studio is a solution that makes it easy to create product images in a digital environment through real-time rendering.\
You can bring 3D-modeled products into a virtual digital studio and quickly create images without the cost and space constraints of offline shooting.
The rendered images can be downloaded immediately, and you can also make the background transparent or create cutout images, making it highly versatile.
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## How to Use Photo Studio
### Photographing Products
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#### Entering Photo Studio
Select the studio you want from the Photo Studio collection.
After checking the furniture you want to change **\[Shoot Now]** click the button.
Click the \[Main Category] on the left to open subcategories, and choose the product you want **\[Select]** button.
You can also search by product name.
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#### Checking the Replaced Product
* When Photo Studio opens in a new window, check that it has changed to the selected product.
* The Preview on the right is an image for reference to composition. In the actual rendering, the product being photographed will appear.
* To render without making changes **\[Render All]** when you click the button, all previews will be rendered and points will be deducted.
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#### Keeping only the render shots you want
* To select the shots to render, in the Preview **\[Delete]** press the button to delete unnecessary shots.
* After leaving only the shots you want **\[Render All]** click the button to start rendering.
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### Editing the Studio
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#### Adding New Render Shots
If you want a composition different from the existing render shots, **camera settings**change them.
* **Aspect Ratio**: You can set the rendering aspect ratio. (16:9, 9:16, 4:3, 3:4, 1:1)
* **Resolution**: You can set the rendering resolution. (2K, 4K)
* **Rendering Scope**: If you select \[Product only], only the furniture and props remain without the studio background, and the background becomes transparent. (PNG)\
If you select \[All], the studio background is included. (default)
* **Point Of View**: If you select \[First Person], you shoot from a first-person perspective / If you select \[Isometric], you shoot as if looking down diagonally from above
* **Camera**: Shows the camera angle/position, and you can enter numbers directly.
* **Field of View**: You can set the range of the shooting screen. (Adjustable with the mouse wheel)
* **Camera Position**: This is the absolute value of the camera position.
* **Camera Controls**:
* Camera movement W, A, S, D / Q, R, E, F
* Angle adjustment: Click and move with the left mouse button
* Screen movement: Click and move with the right mouse button
After changing the settings, at the bottom **\[Add Preview]** when you click the button, a new preview will be added on the right.
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#### Moving/Adding Props
If you need to move props because the product was replaced, click the top **\[Edit]** tab.
Use the axis handles and adjust the height to fit it on the sofa so the prop doesn't appear to be floating.
To delete a prop, click it and then **\[Delete]** press the button to delete it. (You can also delete it with BackSpace or Delete on the keyboard)
You can add furniture or props by selecting them from the furniture library on the left.
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Please note that the color tone of the product shown in the studio and the rendered result may differ.
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To render after editing **\[Preview]** you need to move to the tab. **\[Exit]** when you press the button, the window closes.
After completing the edits **\[Add Preview]** Click → **\[Render All]** press the button to start rendering.
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Before rendering, check one last time whether there is anything else to edit. Once you leave the window, editing will no longer be possible.
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### Checking the result
**\[Render All]** When you click the button, the window closes automatically and you are taken to the results page.
While rendering is in progress, you can see a gear turning.
{% hint style="info" %}
Rendering takes 1–2 minutes per image, but it may take longer depending on server conditions.\
If no result appears for more than 30 minutes, please contact Channel Talk.
{% endhint %}
You don't have to wait until rendering is complete **\[Photo Studio Product]** If you click the product in the tab, the same page opens.
#### Photo Studio Gallery
1. Information about the furniture I selected
2. **Shoot Now** — When you want to shoot using the furniture you selected (another studio can be chosen)
3. **Share** — The link to the current page is copied to the clipboard. (Please note that access is limited to Archisketch users only.)
4. **Multiple Selection** — Click when you want to download multiple images or delete render shots.
5. **Render Shot** — Shows the studios and render shots shot using the furniture I selected.
Enlarge render shot:
* Click the result to view the render shot enlarged.
* Click the icon at the bottom right to zoom the screen to its actual size, and you can save the image by right-clicking it.
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### Create product images with transparent backgrounds
You can create cutout images with transparent backgrounds, regardless of the studio.
* **Tip**: You can make it even more easily by using the 'White Horizon Studio'!
If you select \[Product only] in Rendering Scope, you can see the background disappear.
If you render in this state, a rendered image with a transparent background (cutout) will be created.
{% hint style="warning" %}
Delete the original previews and render only the newly added cutout preview!
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**Result**
* The result is generated as a PNG image with a transparent background.
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## Difference in resolution between 2K and 4K
4K provides a higher resolution than 2K, allowing for clearer and more detailed expression when images are enlarged.
Compared across all shots, 4K resolution contains more detail, providing clearer and more realistic images.
2K generally offers smaller file sizes and faster rendering speeds, but the detail may be lower than 4K.
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## Frequently Asked Questions
### Can I continue working in the studio I shot in?
No, the studio is reset to its original settings when you enter it.\
Even if you rendered after changing the camera settings or product settings, there is no way to bring them back, so please press the render button carefully when shooting.
### Can I adjust the brightness or change the background?
Yes, editing is limited to moving, deleting, and adding products, as well as changing camera settings. Lighting and background image settings cannot be edited.
### I don't know how to use the editing controls.
The usage is almost the same as in the editor, so if you'd like to learn more [furniture arrangement guide](/guide/user-en/arranging-furniture/furniture-placement.md)please refer to it.
### Where do I recharge points?
After clicking My Profile at the top right of the Archisketch homepage, **Credit Recharge**select it.\
For detailed instructions, see [Credit Usage Guide](broken://pages/b0296cc58c1bd6e2d4d278c0c18419e4bf00b764)please refer to it.
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