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title: "Three-quarter view: meaning in product photography | Herofab"
description: "A view of a product or a person turned partly away from the camera, so that the front and one side are seen together."
url: https://herofab.app/glossary/three-quarter-view
language: en
updated: 2026-10-06
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# Three-quarter view

A view of a product or a person turned partly away from the camera, so that the front and one side are seen together.

Also called **three-quarter angle** · **angled view**

![The same bottle on a wooden surface](https://herofab.app/img/ex/perfume-wood-1100.webp)

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A straight front view shows the face of a product and hides its depth; a side view shows the profile and hides the face. The three-quarter view sits between them and shows both, which is why it is the usual angle for shoes, bags, furniture and boxed products: the toe and the side, the front panel and the gusset, in one image.

On a model, a three-quarter pose turns the body slightly, which shows the side seam, the sleeve and the way a garment falls from the shoulder. It reveals less of a chest print than a front view does, so the two are used together. In a gallery, the three-quarter image normally follows the plain front view.

Updated 5 October 2026

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