Quick answer
Correct the front row's faces and the objects blocking the camera's view. The rear swimmers are separate targets. A neat front row can still conceal an unfinished face or hand behind it.
- Level
- Level 85
- Difficulty
- Normal
- Objective
- Perfect the Poolside Photo.
Video walkthrough
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Step-by-step
A group of swimmers poses for a poolside photograph with several rows of faces, arms and accessories overlapping. Correct the front row's faces and the objects blocking the camera's view. Use small, deliberate movements here: a face, a wrist and an item of clothing can be independent targets.
Adjust the hands, hair and accessories that cover other swimmers. After an accepted adjustment, compare that person with the neighbours before moving on to the next figure.
Work through the people behind the front row, checking each visible head and shoulder. Look below the waist as well as at the faces; overlapping legs often make a partly corrected group seem finished.
Review the whole group and finish the last small pose correction before taking the photo. Take one final pass across the entire group, so the last small correction is not hidden behind a better-looking centre.
Tips
- The rear swimmers are separate targets. A neat front row can still conceal an unfinished face or hand behind it.
- Adjust the hands, hair and accessories that cover other swimmers. After an accepted adjustment, compare that person with the neighbours before moving on to the next figure.
- Work through the people behind the front row, checking each visible head and shoulder. Look below the waist as well as at the faces; overlapping legs often make a partly corrected group seem finished.
Common mistakes
- Do not check only the three most prominent people at the front.
Frequently asked questions
Do the rear swimmers need separate photo adjustments?
Do not check only the three most prominent people at the front. The rear swimmers are separate targets. A neat front row can still conceal an unfinished face or hand behind it.
How should I check the last pose correction?
Review the whole group and finish the last small pose correction before taking the photo. Take one final pass across the entire group, so the last small correction is not hidden behind a better-looking centre.
Which scene does the level 85 solution cover?
A group of swimmers poses for a poolside photograph with several rows of faces, arms and accessories overlapping. Compare the main character and the surrounding objects before using the steps; the task in your game should match this setting.