Face closeup

Required Screenshots Guideline: Face closeup

Possible Assessments

Category	Title	Description
Pets - Animals	Pet inadequate	There is either no close-up shot of this pet's face, or the picture included is not adequate.
Pets - Animals	Pet pass	You have included a good close-up shot of your pet's face.
Sims	Sim inadequate	There are either no close-up shots of this sims face, or the pictures included are not adequate.
Sims	Sim profile inadequate	There are either no close-up side profile shots of this sims face, or the pictures included are not adequate.
Sims	Sim pass	Close-up shots of the sim's face has been included, and these screenshots are good enough that we can see the sim's face from the front and the side

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Examples

Good example (front facing)

Why is this correct?

This passport-style photo is taken directly face-on, in great lighting, and there is no expression whatsoever on his face. :)

Good Example (profile)

Why is this correct?

This profile photo is taken directly side-on, in great lighting, and there is no expression whatsoever on his face. :)

Bad Example

Why is this incorrect?

This photo is too far away to see the sim's face properly. Not only that, the lighting is poor and the sim is at an angle and has an expression on his face.

Bad pose and edited

Why is this incorrect?

This photo is heavily edited in a way that hides the sim's features. He is also posed and hiding part of his face.

Too far

Why is this incorrect?

The photo is taken from too far away, so it makes it harder to see the sim's features.

Bad angle

Why is this incorrect?

The profile angle is off, meaning that less of the sim's face and features can be seen. It is important to try to take the profile photo directly side on. It is also a little too far away.

Good pet example

Why is this correct?

The pet is shown from directly in front, with a neutral facial expression.

Pet bad angle

Why is this incorrect?

The photo is taken from a diagonal angle, rather than directly in front.

Pet bad pose

Why is this incorrect?

The pet does not have a neutral facial expression.

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