Original learning worksheet — How to compare front and back garment photographs
Created by thecreatingco, October 10, 2026.
Example values and planning notes; not an app export, importable project, scan or measured benchmark.
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Front shoulder-to-hem | 900 px | Reference span | Observed: __________ | Next decision: __________
Back shoulder-to-hem | 750 px | Scale comparison view by 1.2 | Observed: __________ | Next decision: __________
Sleeve opening | Partly hidden | Mark uncertainty | Observed: __________ | Next decision: __________
Inside lining | Absent | Do not infer material construction | Observed: __________ | Next decision: __________

Review steps:
1. Choose clear front and back photographs with permission to use them. Avoid strongly different poses and wide-angle views.
2. In Ghost compare the visible silhouette from equivalent directions. Keep source photographs beside the approximate 3D study.
3. Record which features are visible, obscured or absent. Review a saved result before closing the current workspace; keep the original images independently.

Decision note: The 1.2 ratio aligns two comparison spans in this invented example. It is not a garment size measurement. Ghost produces approximate visual studies; hidden construction and exact fit need a different source of evidence.

My source/file: __________
Current browser/app version: __________
Checked on: __________
Saved copy location: __________
Output check and remaining uncertainty: __________