Shoot is for when you need more than one picture. Instead of generating one image and starting again, you lay out the shots first and run them as a single session.
How a session is built
- Open Shoot and start a new session.
- Add the shots you want. Each shot is one frame with its own direction.
- Set what is shared across the session — the person, and anything every shot should keep.
- Run the session. The shots are produced together and land side by side.
Shots and angles
A shot carries its own framing and pose, so one session can hold a straight-on portrait, a three-quarter turn and a profile without you repeating the rest of the brief. This is what makes Shoot different from running Image several times: the things that should stay the same are said once.
Working from a concept
A session can start from a concept instead of an empty brief. The concept sets the look for the whole session, and you then decide how many shots to take inside it and how they differ.
While it runs
- Shots appear as they finish rather than all at the end.
- A shot that fails is shown as a failed card, with its own actions — the rest of the session is not lost.
- You can leave the page; the session keeps running and the results are in History afterwards.