Camera fields: shot sizes and angles in the docs
12 of the 24 models' docs cover shot sizes and angles in the docs. Of those, the commonest reading is “Shown in examples”, for 7. Every row pairs a reading with the opening line taken from that model's docs. As of 2026-09-25.
| Model | Reading | What the docs say |
|---|---|---|
| Adobe Firefly | Options to pick from | Shot size and camera angle menus, each option defined, from extreme close-up to a top-down shot |
| Google Veo | Defined in a glossary | Shot sizes and angles are defined one by one, from extreme close-up to wide, low-angle and dutch angle |
| Grok Imagine | None in the docs | Not described in the docs read (2026-09-25) |
| Higgsfield | None in the docs | Not described in the docs read (2026-09-25) |
| HunyuanVideo 1.5 | Shown in examples | Shot size and angle appear in the demo prompts, such as a medium shot from a level angle |
| Kling AI | Shown in examples | Shot size and angle open each numbered shot in the guide's examples |
| Leonardo Motion 2.0 | Options to pick from | Shot Type style options, such as Close Up and Overhead, chosen by style ID |
| LTX | Shown in examples | Detail is matched to shot scale: close-ups need more than wide shots |
| LTX Studio | Options to pick from | Shot type, camera angle and framing are set for each shot in the shot editor |
| Luma Dream Machine | None in the docs | Not described in the docs read (2026-09-25) |
| Midjourney | None in the docs | Not described in the docs read (2026-09-25) |
| MiniMax Hailuo | None in the docs | Not described in the docs read (2026-09-25) |
| Moonvalley Marey | None in the docs | Not described in the docs read (2026-09-25) |
| Open-Sora 2.0 | Shown in examples | Camera angle appears in the sample prompts, such as a bird's-eye view of a waterfall |
| Pika | None in the docs | Not described in the docs read (2026-09-25) |
| PixVerse | None in the docs | Not described in the docs read (2026-09-25) |
| Runway | None in the docs | Not described in the docs read (2026-09-25) |
| SceneMixer | Shown in examples | Each numbered shot in a segment carries a framing change, written by the storyboard step |
| Seedance | None in the docs | Not described in the docs read (2026-09-25) |
| SkyReels | Shown in examples | Its example prompt names a close-up, low-angle perspective |
| Sora | Shown in examples | The guide asks for a stated framing and shows weak and strong ways to write it |
| Step-Video-TI2V | None in the docs | Not described in the docs read (2026-09-25) |
| Vidu | None in the docs | Not described in the docs read (2026-09-25) |
| Wan | Defined in a glossary | A prompt dictionary covers shot size, camera angle and lens alongside light and movement |
Inclusion rule. All 24 models on the register. Order. Alphabetical by model name.
1What this field covers
This field records whether the docs define shot sizes and angles. 2 models define them in a glossary, 3 offer them as options to pick, 7 show them in example prompts, and 12 say nothing about them.
Framing words are the cheapest direction there is: close-up or wide changes what a shot says without any setting. A glossary also tells a writer where the maker draws the line between sizes.
2Readings and how many models carry each
- Defined in a glossary: 2 models
- Options to pick from: 3 models
- Shown in examples: 7 models
- None in the docs: 12 models
3Single models on this field
- Adobe Firefly — Options to pick from
- Google Veo — Defined in a glossary
- HunyuanVideo 1.5 — Shown in examples
- Kling AI — Shown in examples
- Leonardo Motion 2.0 — Options to pick from
- LTX — Shown in examples
- LTX Studio — Options to pick from
- Open-Sora 2.0 — Shown in examples
- SkyReels — Shown in examples
- Sora — Shown in examples
- Wan — Defined in a glossary
4The other five fields
How a camera move is asked for · Cuts inside one generation · Start and end frames · A negative prompt · A setting for how much the picture moves