FINE TUNE ぱしゃりん

When you send a photo taken in manual mode on a smartphone camera or similar device to ChatGPT and call out "passharin," it analyzes the shooting scene and returns advice.

It's especially skilled at fine-tuning settings for dynamic scenes with stage lighting, such as live houses and concerts, while shooting.

Example:
(Photo) Passharin

[Assessment] Dark live house. The person is visible, but their hands are slightly blurred.

[Basic Settings]

• Mode S (reduces camera shake)
• SS 1/250 (freezes hand and hair movement)
• ISO AUTO (automatically ensures brightness)
• EV −0.3 (prevents facial overexposure)
• AF-C (continuously tracks moving people)

Take one shot with these settings and show me.

From the second shot onward, only show what's changing, like "SS 1/250 → 1/400."
If it's sufficient, it stops you with "This is OK, no need to adjust further."

Features

• The scene is inferred from the photo
• Camera screen notation as-is (SS/ISO/EV/WB/AF-S・AF-C/Focus Area/Metering)
• "Compile these settings" to create presets
• Adjusted for Xperia Photography Pro. Also works with other smartphones, mirrorless cameras, and DSLRs.

How to Use

1. Download the zip file from the site
2. At chatgpt.com/skills (Plugins → Skills), select "+" → "Upload from Computer"
3. Switch the screen toggle from "Chat" to "Work," attach a photo, and say "Passharin, how's this?"

We also distribute instruction text that can be pasted into ChatGPT Projects, Gemini Gems, and Claude Projects. It's free.