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How to choose two photos for a Hotel Lobby AI rap duo

Prepare clear references, keep left and right identities distinct, and troubleshoot a two-photo orange-booth video without changing everything at once.

Choose one subject per reference

Start with a photo in which the intended performer is easy to identify. Avoid group pictures, heavy filters, sunglasses covering the eyes and hands covering the face. A sharp portrait with the whole face visible gives clearer identity information than a distant full-body picture. Check that you have permission from the person pictured before uploading.

Balance the pair without making them identical

Choose references with similar exposure and enough detail in both faces. One very dark picture next to a bright studio portrait can make the pair harder to match visually. The people do not need identical poses or backgrounds. Distinct clothing and hairstyles can help you tell which identity belongs on the left and which belongs on the right.

Understand the shared-scene step

In this generator, the two references are used to prepare a single scene containing both subjects before video animation. This differs from supplying a start image and end image to a video model. When preparing a scene manually in an image editor, inspect the combined image first: check both faces, microphone placement, headroom and whether either subject is cropped.

Keep the first animation easy to evaluate

Begin with a steady camera and alternating performance: the left subject gestures while the right nods, then they switch. Avoid requesting a camera orbit, a costume change and complex hand choreography in the same short clip. Review face consistency at the start, middle and end, not just the preview thumbnail.

Fix one problem per iteration

If the wrong face appears on one side, replace the unclear reference or restate the left and right assignments. If hands become distracting, reduce gesture complexity. If both performers move in unison, give each a different role. Keep notes about the one change you made and review the displayed credit cost before another generation. No reference or prompt can guarantee exact identity preservation.

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