Close-camera emphasis
Features near the lens feel larger, giving the portrait an exaggerated perspective.
Fisheye Portrait
Give a portrait a close, wide-angle look with a centered face and curved surroundings.
Workspace
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Examples
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Create a fisheye close-up
Explore an energetic artist portrait, fashion image, or playful profile.
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Center the face
Choose a portrait where the main face is clearly visible and not cut off.
2
Set the visual attitude
Use Settings to describe a playful or editorial lighting treatment.
3
Review the distortion
Check the face and curved edges to decide whether the exaggeration fits the image.
Wide-angle distortion in a full frame
The face appears close to the lens while straight lines bend toward the edges.
Curved edges
Surrounding lines bend to reinforce the wide-angle appearance.
Lens framing
The recipe requests a rectangular frame; generated results may still include dark lens edges.
Fisheye Portrait questions
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Make a fisheye portrait
Give a face photo exaggerated close-up perspective and curved background lines.