Nutrition
Meal Photo Angle Best Practice
Meal photo angle best practice uses consistent overhead or mild forty-five degree shots so plate area and portions are visible to logging models.
Meal photo angle best practice favors forty-five to ninety degree overhead views that show full plate area without steep side angles that hide rim food or exaggerate height. Fill the frame, avoid hands covering edges, and skip flash that blows highlights.
One consistent angle per user improves model priors over time.
Common questions
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Is a side-angle food photo okay for logging?
Side angles hide rim items and distort volume. Use mild overhead when possible; if you only have a side shot, manually adjust portions or weigh key items.
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