An option for specifying "full body shot" (all person in shot) and All head in shot.

This topic was started over a year ago and is still a problem. No matter what I try in my prompt, I get cropped shots of people and animals. Cannot get the whole body in the frame with a text prompt. Yes, I can spend extra time and find a reference image to use that will (sometimes) give better results, but really, it seems pretty basic that we should be able to specify full body, head shot, bust, waist up, etc. and get that result. 

@sarahc43231949: That is actually a great idea!  I love seeing how folks have used structure references to solve some of the challenging issues!

I've been able to solve the issue when using a reference photo by cropping the photo to be a lot wider than the width of the body. 

Even with the suggested FULL LENGTH prompts and other various attempts I still get cropped shots - never full length.    
So far Firefly just doesn't understand this basic concept.  😞  

A few things to try...

• use portrait mode

• I add these words to the prompt: full-body, zoomed-out, view-from-distance, wide-angle

• set field of view to wide

These do not work 100% but you do not get all head shots.

https://firefly.adobe.com/public/t2i?id=urn%3Aaaid%3Asc%3AUS%3A4c5bd468-19af-4e99-bf11-66664e465521&ff_channel=shared_link&ff_source=Text2Image 

I can't believe this hasn't been addressed years ago - I try EVERY possible permutation and nothing works consistently. Full body, head to toe and any variation of this shouldn't generate a head and shoulders image!

I would like it to be possible to specify full body, bust up, waist up, etc.

It's a great idea !

This is an issue that I have asked about, and I still offer my time to work with developers to analyze prompt issues to clear this hurdle.

This is the most prevalent and disconcerting problems. I very often will have the subject's head cropped completely off, even when using a reference image showing the subject's entire head. I hit refresh over and over, but to no avail. ☹