lkjh098 said:
I disagree about the border between huge_breasts and gigantic_breasts here. gigantic_breasts is defined as a "tremendous volume", or twice the volume of the owner's head. I wouldn't include 28-29 from the chart in that definition, and arguably not 30 either. Numbers 31 and up are where the breasts get really tremendous and clearly not just huge.
I'm torn between starting gigantic_breasts at 30 or 31. There is no real size difference between 29 and 30. 30 just got sagging_breasts.
Sacriven said:
Here's the problem
post #2452785 , post #2452783 , post #2452786
I tag those with large breasts after I calculated these using breast = face comparison. The result is all of them roughly in the size of face.
But, if I use different comparison (i.e. hands), then you can see it falls into medium breasts category.
It seems we need a single, absolute base comparison rather than comparing it with many different things. The results are completely different.
post #2452785: large breasts
post #2452783: large breasts
post #2452786: large breasts because of bad_anatomy (right shoulder)
The problem is that there are not always fruits or hands visible in the picture (sometimes not even heads). Projecting these with realistic proportions can be tricky without good reference points in the image.
Jarlath said:
It'll be pretty near impossible to get an accurate and objective standard to make a solid measure on breast size due to the limited perspective we get on art done in 2D. The best I can suggest, which is what I was trying to use hands and fruit for - as easy and relatively accessible shortcuts for measuring volume and shape to determine the category in seni-realistic to realistic character designs where the anatomy follows or at least approaches normal human proportions.
I agree that heads, hands and fruits are good shortcuts, but more realistic classification techniques should take more expressive anatomic factors into account, such as height, body fat or body shape/type.
I would have tagged the posts you mentioned as follows:
post #2453725: flat_chest
post #16047: large_breasts large_breasts medium_breasts medium_breasts medium_breasts small_breasts small_breasts (L -> R)
post #2008697: medium_breasts huge_breasts (left + middle)
post #2074742: medium_breasts small_breasts huge_breasts (L -> R)
post #2452356: small_breasts
post #2071251: large_breasts
post #2440523: small_breasts
post #1927749: small_breasts
post #2423143: medium_breasts
post #2440775: medium_breasts (approaching large)
post #2423152: large_breasts
Jarlath said:
Let me put together a TL:DR version of the above post together, which might seem familiar to by us who've shopped with or for girlfriends that might help tagging.
Flat chest = no really visible curve from a short distance and breast does not protrude from the torso. No bra required.
Small = very shallow curve and prominence compared to the rest of the torso, low circumference. Bra size typically low-numbered AA to A-cup in North American measurements for bras.
Medium = prominent curve and height difference from top of breast to the torso, with enough circumference to have volume visible at a short distance. Bra size will typically be between a B to C cup, somewhere between 28-34C in American measurements.
Large = very prominent breast with a great height difference from front/top of the breast to the torso. Large circumference to the point where breasts are obvious across a large room. Bra and cup sizes get higher, going from 36D up into the large letters due to circumference.
Huge = extremely prominent breasts, very large circumference to the point where the volume makes the breast to torso proportion high enough that they're visible at fairly long distances. Bra fitting is going to be... problematic.
Note that we're primarily dealing with volume and circumference - a character with large proportions in all areas will have large breasts to go with everything else.
+1
Jarlath said:
Note that we're primarily dealing with volume and circumference - a character with large proportions in all areas will have large breasts to go with everything else.
Yes, in most cases.
Regarding size differences we need to remember that we have to always look at the breast to body ratio. A mini girl doesn't necessarily have miniature breasts: post #36521: small_breasts (normal sized girl) + large_breasts (minigirl)
lkjh098 said:
Gigantic = beyond merely huge; past the limit of reasonable human anatomy; clearly unnatural on a normal human. Breasts are visible at any distance where the character is. Bras will have to be custom-made. This is the tag to use for breasts near, at, or beyond the ToS restriction on anatomy "far outside the realm of normal human proportion", and is required on posts that meet that definition.
IRL gigantic breasts :P
Provence said:
Didn't know that there is so much "science" going on here.
xD
Provence said:
Well, I think we have our breast size definitions and in border cases, nobody will rip someone's head off (I think). And these cases are pretty much everywhere (clothes, perspective, breast grab and surely other cases) and if you can't figure out the breast size by simply looking at the thumbnail with the tag script, it is always worth to look at the "big" picture.
I agree. Having some posts with breast size tags that are lightly off-target is clearly better than nothing. However, breasts that can not be measured because of an inconvenient perspective or a blocked view should only get the breasts tag.