OFFICIAL Eorzea's Next Top Model Discussion Thread

[Sandoria]

That would be a tall order for a guy who's never once glamoured a piece of equipment.... but... definitely a consideration! For now, I'll enjoy spectating!

/welcomes!
Personally I'm with you on spectating though being part of this has been something special. Meeting all the participants in this and seeing what different creative minds can come up with has been a blast.

As for out-takes, this round was much more difficult than it first appeared as the tables and cooking stations were all bulky and provided lots of invisible barriers to work around. Therefore there was no 'perfect' shot in my arsenal this week. Shots were either too far away, up-skirt or illogical. I took a risk with my concept this week. As a career veteran of the restaurant industry, smiling in the face of difficult guests is 90% of the work. Not sure my shot accurately depicts that to others but at least I was happy with it.

I reeeally wanted to make this concept work. As tall as Xev is however, the only way to make her look interactive with that oven was to have her bending down. Because of invisible walls all around that stove area, I could only get upskirt shots of her so had to scrap this.



Being an irl waitress, the last thing I wanted to do was to be one in game but figured I could make it work. Again, being tall left me with few NPC's that actually worked with my height. Also, the invisible walls around those tables meant I was either awkwardly close or standing far in the distance like a derp.



Another upskirt shot! This round has taught me another way to make overly romantical kissy screenshots. Tumblr beware!

[Percimont]

/welcomes!
As for out-takes, this round was much more difficult than it first appeared as the tables and cooking stations were all bulky and provided lots of invisible barriers to work around. Therefore there was no 'perfect' shot in my arsenal this week. Shots were either too far away, up-skirt or illogical. I took a risk with my concept this week. As a career veteran of the restaurant industry, smiling in the face of difficult guests is 90% of the work. Not sure my shot accurately depicts that to others but at least I was happy with it.

Thanks! These are some great ideas you had! I wish that you had been able to overcome the literal obstacles to make them work. It's not easy being tall, but it still beats being a Lalafell.