GOOGLE NANO BANANA PRO CAMERA ANGLES – COMPLETE LIST

Vertical Category

Low-angle shot

Camera looks up at the subject. Makes the subject seem powerful, large, or dominant.
Example Prompt Fragment: “A low-angle shot of a banana wearing a tiny crown…”

Extreme low-angle / Worm’s-eye view

Very low to the ground, looking up dramatically. Makes subject huge and imposing.
Example Prompt Fragment: “Worm’s-eye view from the ground, looking up at the towering banana skyscraper…”

High-angle shot

Camera looks down on the subject. Makes the subject seem small, vulnerable, insignificant.
Example Prompt Fragment: “A high-angle shot of the city street…”

Bird’s-eye view / Top-down view

Directly overhead, looking straight down. Graphic, map-like perspective.
Example Prompt Fragment: “Bird’s-eye view of a forest maze…”

Aerial shot

Very high above, wide environment view. Drone or helicopter feel.
Example Prompt Fragment: “Aerial shot of a banana plantation at sunrise…”

Horizontal Category

Front-facing / Straight-on shot / Eye-level

Camera is at the same height and directly in front of the subject. Neutral, natural.
Example Prompt Fragment: “A straight-on shot of the portrait…”

Side profile view

Shows the subject from the side. Clean silhouette, character profile.
Example Prompt Fragment: “A side profile view of a banana on a lab bench…”

Three-quarter view (3/4 angle)

Subject turned slightly away from camera. Most flattering angle for faces and bodies.
Example Prompt Fragment: “A 3/4 angle shot of a warrior banana holding a sword…”

Two-shot

Two characters in frame, side-by-side or angled. Shows relationships.
Example Prompt Fragment: “A two-shot of two bananas having a conversation…”

Distance / Shot Size Category

Extreme close-up (ECU)

Only a detail (eye, hand, object). Intense, dramatic, focuses on tiny detail.
Example Prompt Fragment: “Extreme close-up of a banana peel texture…”

Close-up

Face or main subject fills the frame. Emotion, focus, intimacy.
Example Prompt Fragment: “Close-up shot of a banana’s smiling face…”

Medium shot

Waist-up. Conversational, social feel. Good for dialogue scenes.
Example Prompt Fragment: “Medium shot of a banana chef cooking…”

Medium-long / Cowboy shot

Mid-thigh or knees up. Character plus some environment context.
Example Prompt Fragment: “Cowboy shot of a banana gunslinger in a western town…”

Long shot / Wide shot

Full body inside environment. Shows action and setting.
Example Prompt Fragment: “Wide shot of a banana walking through a forest…”

Extreme long shot / Extreme wide shot

Tiny subject in huge environment. Epic scale, establishes location.
Example Prompt Fragment: “Extreme wide shot of a lone banana in a vast desert…”

Specialty Category

Dutch angle / Tilted frame / Off-kilter

Camera deliberately tilted to one side. Creates unease, tension, dynamic look.
Example Prompt Fragment: “A tense action scene using a Dutch angle…”

Over-the-shoulder shot (OTS)

Camera placed behind a person’s shoulder, looking at another subject or scene.
Example Prompt Fragment: “Over-the-shoulder shot of a detective banana looking at a suspect…”

Point of view (POV) shot

Shows the scene from the subject’s perspective. First-person, immersive.
Example Prompt Fragment: “POV shot from inside a deep-sea diving helmet…”

Fisheye shot

Strong lens curve, 180-degree field of view. Distortion, energy, surreal feeling.
Example Prompt Fragment: “Fisheye shot of a banana breakdancing in a circle of dancers…”

Crane / Sweeping shot

High moving camera creates sweeping cinematic movement.
Example Prompt Fragment: “Crane shot swooping down over a banana marketplace…”

Tracking / Dolly / Follow shot

Camera moves with subject. Dynamic motion, following action.
Example Prompt Fragment: “Tracking shot following a banana running through neon city streets…”

PRO TIP:

Stack multiple types for maximum impact!
Example: “dramatic low-angle, extreme close-up, Dutch angle shot of a heroic banana”

reference Sifu Yuk Chan

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