Lighting
subsurface scattering
подповерхностное рассеивание
Subsurface Scattering is used as an intentional shot composition choice. It helps direct attention, establish the scene's character and preserve visual continuity with adjacent shots.
How it changes the shot
Subsurface Scattering is used as an intentional shot composition choice. It helps direct attention, establish the scene's character and preserve visual continuity with adjacent shots.
- Keeps the technique tied to the scene's meaning
- Works for image or video generation
- Can be combined with references and a project style
Ready prompt
subsurface scattering
Cinematography technique: subsurface scattering. Apply it intentionally to the source image composition, preserving the main subject, scene meaning and visual continuity with adjacent shots.