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Core Principle
Describe the scene, don't just list keywords. The model excels at understanding natural language descriptions.
Template:
A photorealistic [shot type] of [subject], [action/expression], set in [environment].
The scene is illuminated by [lighting], creating a [mood] atmosphere.
Captured with [camera/lens details], emphasizing [key details].
Example:
"A photorealistic close-up portrait of an elderly Japanese ceramicist, deeply focused while shaping clay on a pottery wheel. Soft natural light filters through a window, creating gentle shadows. Shot with 85mm lens, shallow depth of field, emphasizing the weathered hands and concentrated expression."
Template:
A [style] illustration of [subject], featuring [characteristics] and [color palette].
The design should have [line style] and [shading style]. [Background description].
Styles to Try:
Adding/Removing Elements:
Using the provided image, please [add/remove] [element].
Ensure the change integrates naturally with existing lighting and style.
Style Transfer:
Transform this image into the style of [artist/style],
preserving the original composition but rendering with [stylistic elements].
Selective Editing:
Change only the [specific element] to [new description].
Keep everything else exactly the same.
Instead of "armor", describe: "ornate elven plate armor, etched with silver patterns, high collar shaped like falcon wings"
Use terms like: wide-angle shot, macro lens, bird's eye view, low-angle perspective, 85mm portrait lens
Start with a base image, then refine with follow-up edits: "Make the lighting warmer", "Add more detail to the background"
Gemini excels at text rendering. Be explicit: 'Display the text "HELLO" in bold sans-serif font'