Can I change the camera angle in my product photos using AI?
Published December 9, 2025
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Quick Answer
Yes, you can change camera angles using Nightjar's "Multi-Shot" feature. Unlike standard generative AI which changes the product when the angle changes, Nightjar uses consistent view synthesis. This allows you to upload a single front-facing photo and generate consistent Side, Overhead (Flat Lay), or Angled views of the exact same product.
The Challenge: Consistency in AI Photography
Most AI tools (like Midjourney or DALL-E) treat every prompt as a new image. If you ask for a "side view" of your product, they will generate a similar looking product, but the logo, buttons, or shape will be slightly wrong.
Nightjar solves this by anchoring the generation to your original product image, ensuring that when the camera moves, the product remains 100% consistent.
Step-by-Step: Generating New Angles
1. Upload your Master Shot Go to the E-Commerce Studio and upload your best product photo. A clear front view works best as a reference.
2. Select "Multi Shot" In the feature menu, choose the Multi Shot tool. This mode is designed specifically for rotating products in 3D space.
3. Choose your Shot Directions You will see a grid of available camera angles. You can select multiple angles at once to generate a full gallery. Options typically include:
- Front (Standard listing shot)
- Overhead (Great for "Flat Lay" style)
- Left Side / Right Side (To show profile depth)

4. Set Aspect Ratio and Generate Choose your desired aspect ratio (e.g., 4:5 for Instagram, 1:1 for Web) and click Create Shots.
5. The Result The AI extrapolates the 3D geometry of your product and renders the new angles.

When to use this feature?
- Furniture: Turn a front view of a chair into a side profile to show ergonomics.
- Packaging: Turn a straight-on box shot into an isometric (corner) view to show depth.
- Footwear: Generate the "sole view" or "overhead view" from a standard side profile.
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