> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.imagine.art/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.imagine.art/copy/image/image-effects.md).

# Image Effects

## Styles&#x20;

Following are the available styles:

* *3D Render*
* Cartoon
* Comic
* Japanese
* Watercolor
* Sketch
* Illustration
* Cinematic
* Dark Sci-Fi
* Retro
* Pixel Art
* Oil Painting
* Nature
* Product
* Fantasy
* Dark Light
* Linework

## Lightning

* Natural: Warm sunlight with glow
* Studio: Crisp controlled portrait lighting
* Neon: Vibrant electric urban colors
* Silhouette: Backlit figure against glow
* Iridescent: Soft rainbow magical highlights
* Dramatic: High contrast spot light creation
* Long exposure: Dreamy motion-blurred light trails
* High Flash: Instant sharp bold lighting

## Camera Angle

Following are the available camera angle options:

* Portrait: Professional headshot, soft focus
* Wide Shot: Expansive scene with context
* Close-up: Sharp details, blurred background
* Low Angle: Powerful upward dramatic view
* Aerial View: Overhead landscape prespective
* Ground View: Extreme low worm prespective
* Midshot: Balanced upper body framing
* Tiltshot: Diagonal skewed visual composition

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