Works great on Wan 2.2 I2V, just put it on the high-noise.

I can't make it work on a person's portrait with a cut view just below shoulders. (I didn't test yet with other). Does it have to be full view model? it worked on the other 2.1 version but can't make it work with this one.

Prompt used: "xuanzhuan. The video shows a woman model, wearing a white wool sweater, placed on the ground. This woman's model has undergone a 360-degree rotation movement."

Could you tell exactly what is the trigger word(s)?

For more of an "orbit" camera rotation where the background rotates along with the subject, you can use a prompt like "The [subject] and the background has undergone a 360-degree rotation movement. As the camera moves, the scene behind the initial camera placement is revealed as the camera orbits around the [subject]".

Perhaps you need to describe it this way to handle any complex scene with subject rotation. Since wan2.2 can understand shot cuts, you should frame your image-to-video prompt by specifying the first and last frames:
(xuanzhuan.)The camera starts at the cat’s eye level, centered on the cat, then gradually tilts left and begins a 180° orbit. It moves from a frontal view to a full rear view, finally closing in on the tail for a tight shot of the cat’s back.

Thanks to Wan2.2 it's finally possible to get proper 360 turns. Sadly I very often get generations where the subjects turns very slowly and thus never reaches even a quarter of the full turn. But pushing a bit with FLF2V it's possible to get there.

Is this meant for the high or low noise pass? Or is it just for 5B models? Or do you not know? I feel like a lot of people training for 2.2 just don't know how to use 2.2.

Congratulations on developing and sharing your LoRA! The quality is great. I am also facing a problem making the character rotate a full 360 degrees; it only rotates 180 degrees. It is possible that this is because I am using Q3_K_M.gguf, as it runs best on my RTX 3060 TI 8GB. My goal is to create pose frames for consistent characters. If it were possible to reverse the rotation direction (to the right), it would solve my problem, as this way it would be possible to extract pose frames from all sides of the character.

I too often get generations where the subjects turns very slowly and thus never reaches even a quarter of the full turn. Even with a generation time 16 seconds, I only get about 30 degrees of a full 360 orbiting to the right, then it goes back 30 degrees, if there is a background. When there is only a single object in the image (no background), it seems to complete the full 360.