Your pet at the Burning Bridges party
Pets stand on two legs, hold the cup and wave. The photo that works and what to expect.
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Yes, pets work. The instructions behind each render tell the model that an animal stands upright on two back legs, at the lead's height, uses its front paws for the gestures and holds the metal cup. Results vary more than with people: fur, ears and paws are harder to keep stable through a 15-second scene, so expect to try more than one photo.
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The pet photo that works
- The whole animal in frame, ideally sitting up or standing.
- Eyes visible and in focus, good light, plain background.
- One animal only; no people holding it.
- No costumes or sunglasses: they confuse the face.
What tends to go wrong
People adding their pets is one of the version types The Source listed on 12 October; the hand to the lens and the wave read well on almost any face.
| What you see | Why | Try |
|---|---|---|
| Paws turn into hands | The lead's gestures are human | A photo with paws clearly visible |
| The face shifts during the sweep | The head turns away from the lens | A sharper, front-facing photo |
| Odd height | Small pets are scaled up to the lead | Expected: the scene keeps his framing |
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Questions guests ask
Can I put my dog in the Burning Bridges trend?
Yes. Use one clear photo of the dog alone, eyes visible.
Does my cat keep its fur?
Yes. Fur and colours come from your photo; there is no outfit added.
Does it cost the same for a pet?
Yes: 10 credits at 480p, 22 at 720p.