Front, side or behind: which doggy clip to generate
All three are doggy style. The position does not change. The camera does. Front keeps her face toward you. Side shows both bodies in profile. Behind looks down at her back and hips.
If her face is the reason you are making the clip, open Doggy (front).
Front
She is bent toward the camera while he takes her from behind. You see her face the whole time, and her head tips back with the movement. A sharp photo of her looking at the camera, waist-up or more, is the right source. A dressed photo is fine. The effect undresses her for the scene.
Open Doggy (front).
Side
The camera sits to the side, at a slight angle, and you get the full profile from head to knees: her body, his, and the movement. A front-facing photo still works. A photo where she is turned a little matches the angle more closely.
Open Doggy (side).
Behind
The camera looks down from above and behind. You see her back, her hips and the thrust, and she glances back over her shoulder. Her face is in the clip, but it is smaller than in the front view. Use this when the rear view is the point, not when you need her face large.
Open Doggy (behind).
Before you upload
One adult woman, and only if she agreed. One photo. The man is generated. Leave a little space around her, and skip a shot taken from behind if you want the front or side clip to keep her face recognizable.
FAQ
Can I try all three from the same photo? Yes. They are three cameras on the same idea. A clear, front-facing photo is a fair test for all three.
Which one shows her face the most? Doggy (front). Side shows her in profile. Behind keeps her face smaller, over her shoulder.
