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Today, I'd like to share with everyone the shooting of this Arknights Exusiai field work styling. The detail design of this outfit is truly very rich; the black-and-white pieced jacket has a strong techwear vibe, and the accessories are quite numerous, especially the restoration of the armbands and ID badge, which made a detail-obsessed person like me feel extremely satisfied. However, what I like the most is still the halo on top of my head and the white light wings behind my back. Although they were fixed behind my back using thin rods and transparent pieces, I really spent some effort adjusting the angles during the shoot to maintain balance. Especially for that photo in a sitting posture, the angle of the wings behind had to be adjusted several times to avoid revealing the props.

When taking photos, I deliberately chose an outdoor location with greenery and architectural stone pillars. The natural light hitting the white shirt gave the overall texture a special boost. The pairing of black stockings and short boots not only makes the leg lines visually slenderer, but also better matches the character's capable yet slightly casual temperament. Holding this firearm in hand, whether standing or in a crouching posture, the actions become particularly full of tension. The painting of this prop underwent a relatively detailed metallic texture treatment, and the weight feel in hand is also very appropriate. When raising the gun to aim, the arm lines also look better.

Throughout the shooting process, I was trying hard to showcase the character's cheerful and confident state. To match the character's lively and cheerful personality, I deliberately designed many highly interactive actions, such as holding the prop gun and making a peace sign, or leaning against a pillar and looking into the distance. The field work feel is reflected not only in the clothing, but also in the body language. The sunlight was very abundant during the shoot; wearing black stockings, it was indeed a bit hot staying outdoors for too long, but seeing the light and shadow effect presented on the camera screen, I felt everything was worth it. The reflective texture of the black stockings under the sunlight has a strong sense of layering when paired with the black boots.

The grip feel of the prop firearm is very solid, and the painting is also very detailed. The texture photographed under outdoor natural light is very realistic. The layering of this styling is very strong; although the outer techwear jacket is short-sleeved, through the matching of wristguards and waist bags, the overall visual is not monotonous. As a coser who frequently goes on location shoots, I actually really like this feeling of searching for light and shadow in a real environment, which has much more natural breath than a studio shoot. I made many attempts with actions, such as one-handed gun raising, crouching shooting ready state, and that close-up shot looking back at the lens, hoping to convey that unhurried atmosphere during field work. I hope you like this field work style cosplay, and you can also leave a message to tell me which action or scene you like the most.