Banana9 - Model to 12-Grid (Nano Banana Edition)

Image 1 May Contain a Model — Handle Correctly

Image 1 is typically a standard e-commerce product shot. This often means the garment is photographed on a model (white or neutral background, front-facing pose) — not a hanger shot or flat lay. This is the most common real-world scenario.

This creates a specific risk: Nano Banana sees two different people across Image 1 and Image 2, and may try to blend their facial features, body type, or skin tone into the generated frames.

The prompt must explicitly instruct Nano Banana to:

1. Extract clothing information only from Image 1 — color, texture, construction
2. Completely disregard the person in Image 1 — their face, hair, body, and skin tone are irrelevant
3. Use only the person in Image 2 as the character for all 12 frames

This is the most critical instruction in the entire prompt. It must be stated at the top, before any other content, and repeated in the clothing lock section.

Why Two Images Are Better Than One

When only the model photo is used, the product's color and texture have already been modified by the scene's lighting, depth of field, and camera angle. Nano Banana reads these as the "truth" and may reproduce the distorted version across all 12 frames.

By providing the product photo as a separate reference, Nano Banana can:

• Use the product image as absolute color truth — unaffected by scene lighting
• Cross-reference against the model photo to understand how the material responds in the specific scene light
• Reproduce the correct color and texture even in macro frames (Frame 7) where there is no model for context

How to Label the Two Images in Your Message to Nano Banana

When you submit to Nano Banana, label the images explicitly in your prompt opening — and immediately state the person-exclusion rule for Image 1:

I am providing two reference images:
- Image 1 (Garment Reference ONLY): This image shows the product being worn on a model.
  Extract ONLY the clothing details from this image — the exact color, fabric texture, and
  construction. Completely ignore the person shown in Image 1. Their face, hair, body type,
  and skin tone are irrelevant. Do not incorporate any features of the Image 1 model into
  the generated output.
- Image 2 (Character + Scene Reference): The completed model photo. Use this as the
  authoritative source for character identity, scene environment, and lighting. The person
  in Image 2 is the only person that should appear in all 12 frames.

Input Requirements

This skill requires exactly two images plus an optional brief text description:

• Image 1 — Product photo. Can be on a model (white/neutral background), on a hanger, flat lay, or mannequin. Front view preferred for clearest construction detail.
• Image 2 — Completed model photo (the fashion shoot result to be expanded into the 12-grid)
• Optional text — Any additional scene or mood intent not clearly readable from the images

How Nano Banana Handles Dual-Image Input

Nano Banana (Gemini Flash Image) is a native multimodal model — it processes both images simultaneously using its unified reasoning architecture. This means:

1. It reads both images before generating. Specify the role of each image explicitly so the model knows which to treat as clothing authority vs. character authority.
2. Identity Lock is native. The phrase "Using the exact person from Image 2, maintain identical facial structure, hairstyle, and accessories across all 12 panels" activates built-in character consistency using Image 2 as the anchor.
3. Product Fidelity Lock is explicit. The phrase "Reproduce the clothing from Image 1 with 100% color and texture accuracy in every frame — Image 1 overrides any lighting-induced color variation in Image 2" tells Nano Banana to prioritize the product photo for garment truth.
4. Natural language is preferred. Write prompts as clear, structured prose — not comma-separated keyword dumps.
5. Single master prompt, grid declared upfront. Open with an explicit grid declaration. Nano Banana plans layout before rendering.
6. Semantic negatives only. Never use "no X" — describe what you DO want instead.
7. Specify focal length per frame — Nano Banana responds to lens references (85mm portrait, 35mm environmental) for authentic depth-of-field per shot type.

Instructions

Step 1: Build the Three Lock Blocks

Before writing the final prompt, extract and write out three lock blocks. Always note the image source for each piece of information.

CHARACTER LOCK — sourced from Image 2 (model photo):

• Face: key structural features (jaw, eye shape, nose bridge, distinguishing marks)
• Hair: exact color, length, style, part direction, loose/tied
• Skin tone: specific description (e.g., "warm ivory," "golden olive," "deep espresso")
• Makeup: level and style (e.g., "minimal, natural brow, neutral lip")
• Accessories: list every visible item exactly — earrings, necklace, rings, watch — or state "none visible"

CLOTHING LOCK — sourced primarily from Image 1 (product photo), cross-referenced with Image 2:

• Color: read from Image 1 — state the precise name and note "Image 1 is color authority"
• Pattern/print: motif, placement, scale, orientation — or "solid" — from Image 1
• Silhouette: fit category + length — from Image 2 (worn on body gives truer silhouette)
• Construction: collar type, neckline, sleeve style, closure type and exact count, pocket placement, hem finish, hardware, logos — from Image 1 (clearest unobstructed view)
• Fabric texture: matte/sheen/ribbed/woven/knit — from Image 1 (unaffected by scene lighting)
• What is NOT visible in close-ups: list which details are outside frame in Frames 6, 10 so Nano Banana does not hallucinate them

ENVIRONMENT LOCK — sourced from Image 2 (model photo):

• Location: full description of the setting (indoor/outdoor, key elements, walls, floor, background)
• Light source: type, direction (camera-left/right/overhead), quality (soft/hard), color temperature
• Time of day (if outdoor or daylight-relevant)
• Color grading: overall tone (e.g., "warm amber-gold, cinematic, slightly desaturated midtones")
• Persistent props: any items that should appear across multiple frames

Step 2: Assign the 12 Frames

Map each frame to a shot type with a commercial purpose. Specify: camera position, focal length, composition, and which image is the primary fidelity reference for that frame.

ROW 1 — Establish (Wide to Full Body)

ROW 2 — Core Coverage (Mid-Range)

ROW 3 — Multi-Angle Views (Left / Right / Back)

ROW 4 — Detail and Angle Variants

Step 3: Write the Nano Banana Prompt

Structure the final prompt in this exact order:

1. [IMAGE ROLE DECLARATION] — Label Image 1 and Image 2 and their respective authorities
2. [TASK DECLARATION] — State grid format and intent
3. [IDENTITY LOCK] — Character description from Image 2
4. [CLOTHING LOCK] — Garment description from Image 1, reinforced by Image 2
5. [ENVIRONMENT LOCK] — Scene from Image 2
6. [FRAME INSTRUCTIONS] — Each frame as natural-language instructions
7. [TECHNICAL PARAMETERS] — Quality and consistency requirements

Mandatory Constraints

Dual-Image Reference (NON-NEGOTIABLE)

• Always declare both images at the top of the prompt with their roles (product reference / model reference)
• Image 1 overrides Image 2 for clothing color and texture — state this explicitly in the prompt
• Image 2 is sole authority for character, face, and scene — state this explicitly
• Frame 10 (ECU macro) must explicitly reference Image 1 as its source: "reproduce the fabric texture and color exactly as shown in Image 1"

Product Fidelity (NON-NEGOTIABLE)

• Every frame showing the garment must reproduce exact color (from Image 1), exact closure count, exact construction details
• Color must not shift between frames due to lighting — state: "the true garment color is as shown in Image 1; maintain this color truth even as scene lighting varies"
• Never invent details not visible in either reference image
• For close-up frames that show only a portion, specify exactly which portion is in frame

Character Consistency (NON-NEGOTIABLE)

• Identical face across all 12 frames — no feature drift between panels
• Same hair, same accessories in every frame — no variation
• Activate with: "Using the exact person from Image 2, maintain identical facial structure, bone structure, interpupillary distance, hairstyle, and accessories across all 12 panels"

Grid Cohesion

• All 12 frames share one scene — same light source direction, same environment
• Wide shots establish environmental elements that remain consistent in tighter shots
• No light source direction contradiction between frames

Output Format

Always output in this structure:

IMAGE ROLE ASSIGNMENT

• Image 1 (Product Photo): [brief description of what's in the product photo]
• Image 2 (Model Photo): [brief description of what's in the model photo]
• Image 1 is authority for: clothing color, fabric texture, construction details
• Image 2 is authority for: character identity, scene, lighting, environment

CHARACTER LOCK (sourced from Image 2)

• Face: [structural features]
• Hair: [color, length, style, part]
• Skin tone: [specific description]
• Makeup: [level and style]
• Accessories: [exact list or "none visible"]

CLOTHING LOCK (sourced from Image 1 — garment details only; person in Image 1 ignored)

• Color: [precise name] — Image 1 color authority
• Pattern: [description or "solid"] — from Image 1
• Silhouette: [fit + length] — from Image 2 (worn on body in scene context)
• Construction: [all visible details] — from Image 1 (clearest unobstructed view)
• Fabric: [texture and material] — from Image 1 (unaffected by scene light)
• Hidden in close-ups: [list what won't be visible in Frames 6, 10]

ENVIRONMENT LOCK (sourced from Image 2)

• Location: [full setting description]
• Light source: [type, direction, quality, temperature]
• Color grading: [tone and style]
• Persistent props: [list or "none"]

FRAME PLAN

Frame 1 (ELS / 24-35mm | ref: Image 2): [scene establishment, model small, atmosphere] Frame 2 (LS / 35-50mm | ref: both): [full body, garment silhouette, color from Image 1] Frame 3 (MLS / 50mm | ref: both): [knees to head, fit and construction detail] Frame 4 (MS / 85mm | ref: both): [waist up, upper garment, activity] Frame 5 (MCU / 85mm | ref: both): [chest up, expression, collar/closure detail] Frame 6 (CU / 85-100mm | ref: Image 2 face OR Image 1 garment): [DOF, specific focus] Frame 7 (Left Side / 50-85mm | ref: both): [90° left profile, full body, side seam and drape] Frame 8 (Right Side / 50-85mm | ref: both): [90° right profile, full body, side seam and drape] Frame 9 (Back View / 50-85mm | ref: both): [180° rear, full body, back construction detail] Frame 10 (ECU / 100mm macro | ref: Image 1 primary): [exact macro element, color/texture truth] Frame 11 (Low Angle / 35mm | ref: Image 2): [below waist up, drape, silhouette] Frame 12 (High Angle / 35mm | ref: both): [overhead, shoulder/top layout]

NANO BANANA PROMPT

I am providing two reference images:
- Image 1 (Garment Reference ONLY): [describe Image 1 — e.g. "the product worn on a model,
  white background, front view" OR "garment on hanger" OR "flat lay"]
- Image 2 (Character + Scene Reference): [describe Image 2 — the completed model photo]

CRITICAL — IMAGE 1 PERSON EXCLUSION RULE:
Image 1 may show a model wearing the product. Completely ignore that person.
Do not reference, blend, or incorporate any feature of the Image 1 model — not their face,
hair, skin tone, body type, or pose — into any of the 12 generated frames.
Extract from Image 1 ONLY: garment color, fabric texture, and construction details.

Image 1 is the authoritative source for: garment color, fabric texture, construction details.
Image 2 is the authoritative source for: character identity, scene environment, lighting.
The only person who appears in all 12 frames is the person from Image 2.

Using the exact person from Image 2, generate one single image: a 4×3 grid storyboard with
12 frames arranged in 4 rows of 3 columns, clearly separated by thin white lines.

ABSOLUTE PRIORITY — CHARACTER RULE:
The only person in all 12 frames is the exact person from Image 2. Image 1 may contain a
different model — that person must be completely ignored. Do not blend or borrow any facial
feature, hair, or body characteristic from the Image 1 model.
Maintain identical facial structure, bone structure, interpupillary distance, hairstyle, and
accessories from Image 2 across all 12 panels. No facial drift between frames.
No hair style change. No accessory variation between frames.

CHARACTER (identity anchor — Image 2):
[CHARACTER LOCK content as prose]

OUTFIT (color and texture anchor — Image 1; silhouette reference — Image 2):
[CLOTHING LOCK content as prose, explicitly noting Image 1 as color authority]
The true garment color and fabric texture are as shown in Image 1. Maintain this color truth
across all 12 frames even as the scene lighting varies.

SCENE (Image 2 environment — identical across all 12 frames):
[ENVIRONMENT LOCK content as prose]

FRAME 1 — Extreme Long Shot (24mm lens): [description]
FRAME 2 — Long Shot (35mm lens): [description — note "garment color as per Image 1"]
FRAME 3 — Medium Long Shot (50mm lens): [description]
FRAME 4 — Medium Shot (85mm lens): [description]
FRAME 5 — Medium Close-Up (85mm lens): [description]
FRAME 6 — Close-Up (100mm lens, shallow DOF): [description]
FRAME 7 — Left Side Full Body (50mm lens, camera at 90° left): [description — full body left profile, side seam and drape visible, garment color as per Image 1]
FRAME 8 — Right Side Full Body (50mm lens, camera at 90° right): [description — full body right profile, mirror of Frame 7]
FRAME 9 — Back View Full Body (50mm lens, camera behind model): [description — full body rear view, back construction, vent, seam detail, garment color as per Image 1]
FRAME 10 — Extreme Close-Up (100mm macro): [description — "reproduce fabric texture and
  color exactly as shown in Image 1 — this frame uses Image 1 as its sole visual reference"]
FRAME 11 — Low Angle (35mm lens, camera below waist): [description]
FRAME 12 — High Angle (35mm lens, camera above): [description]

TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS:
Photorealistic fashion photography. Consistent cinematic color grading across all 12 frames.
Accurate focal length rendering and depth of field per shot type. 8K resolution.
All frames share identical lighting direction and color temperature from Image 2's scene.
Garment color in all 12 frames must match Image 1 — the product reference photo is the
color authority. Masterpiece quality. No style inconsistency between frames.

Example

Input:

Image 1: Product photo — camel tan wool coat worn by a model on white background,
          front view, all construction details clearly visible
Image 2: Model photo — Western European woman on autumn city sidewalk,
          golden hour morning light, wearing the camel coat

Output:

IMAGE ROLE ASSIGNMENT

• Image 1 (Garment Reference ONLY): Camel tan wool coat worn on a model, white background, front view — extract garment details only; the model in Image 1 is completely ignored
• Image 2 (Character + Scene Reference): Western European woman wearing the coat on autumn city sidewalk, golden hour light — this is the only person who appears in all 12 frames
• Image 1 is authority for: true camel tan color, wool-blend matte texture, exact button count and placement, collar and hem construction
• Image 2 is authority for: character face, copper hair, accessories, sidewalk scene, warm amber lighting direction

CHARACTER LOCK (sourced from Image 2)

• Face: Soft jaw, almond-shaped eyes, natural brows, straight nose bridge — Western European features
• Hair: Copper-brown, shoulder length, loose waves, center part — same in every frame
• Skin tone: Fair with warm undertones, healthy glow
• Makeup: Minimal — natural brow, neutral lip
• Accessories: Small gold hoop earrings, both ears — no necklace, no rings, no watch

CLOTHING LOCK (sourced from Image 1 — color and texture truth)

• Color: Warm camel tan — Image 1 color authority — maintain across all frames
• Pattern: Solid — confirmed in Image 1
• Silhouette: Oversized, structured shoulders, hits mid-thigh — from Image 2 (worn)
• Construction: Notched lapel collar (open at top), double-breasted with exactly 4 burnished gold buttons evenly spaced, no exterior pockets, clean straight hem — from Image 1
• Fabric: Wool-blend, matte surface with visible woven texture, substantial weight — from Image 1
• Hidden in close-ups: Lower coat and hem not visible in Frames 6, 10; do not invent details

ENVIRONMENT LOCK (sourced from Image 2)

• Location: Tree-lined urban sidewalk, brownstone buildings both sides, fallen orange and gold leaves on pavement
• Light source: Golden hour morning sun from camera-left, long warm shadows
• Color grading: Warm amber-gold tones, cinematic, slightly desaturated midtones
• Persistent props: None — model's hands and natural movement only

FRAME PLAN

Frame 1 (ELS / 24mm | ref: Image 2): Full city block. Model small, center frame, walking. Coat silhouette readable. Autumn atmosphere fully established. Brownstone buildings and tree canopy framing.

Frame 2 (LS / 35mm | ref: both): Full body head to toe. Coat fully visible — camel tan color per Image 1, all 4 buttons, notched collar, mid-thigh length. Model walking at 3/4 angle. Copper hair in motion. Golden left-side sidelight.

Frame 3 (MLS / 50mm | ref: both): Knees to head. Both upper and lower coat visible. 4 gold buttons readable. Collar naturally open. Wool texture raked by left-side golden light — match texture detail to Image 1.

Frame 4 (MS / 85mm | ref: both): Waist up. Hands naturally adjusting one coat button. All 4 buttons, lapels, collar, shoulder structure visible. Content expression. Hair at shoulders.

Frame 5 (MCU / 85mm | ref: both): Chest up. Top 2 gold buttons, lapels, and notched collar in frame. Candid expression, looking slightly frame-right. Wool weave texture visible — match to Image 1. Gold hoop earring visible on left.

Frame 6 (CU / 100mm, shallow DOF | ref: Image 2 face + Image 1 collar): 3/4 profile. Model's face upper frame, coat collar sharp in foreground. Background street softly blurred. Gold earring lit by morning sun. Collar texture to match Image 1.

Frame 7 (Left Side / 50mm | ref: both): Full body, camera at 90° left of model. Left profile standing pose. Side seam of coat visible, drape and silhouette from left angle. Camel tan color per Image 1. Copper hair falls naturally. Same autumn sidewalk environment.

Frame 8 (Right Side / 50mm | ref: both): Full body, camera at 90° right of model. Right profile standing pose. Mirror of Frame 7. Side seam, pocket placement (if any), and drape visible from right. Garment color per Image 1.

Frame 9 (Back View / 50mm | ref: both): Full body, camera directly behind model. Rear view showing back panel construction, center seam, vent (if any), shoulder structure from behind, and hem line. Model looking slightly over shoulder for natural pose. Camel tan color per Image 1.

Frame 10 (ECU / 100mm macro | ref: Image 1 primary): Macro of double-breasted button panel. One burnished gold button in sharp focus — metal surface and stitching detail. Surrounding wool weave illuminated by raking sidelight. Color and texture reproduced exactly from Image 1 — Image 1 is the sole reference for this frame.

Frame 11 (Low Angle / 35mm | ref: Image 2): Camera below knee level looking up. Coat drapes dramatically from above. Mid-thigh hem against autumn sky and bare branches. Empowering framing.

Frame 12 (High Angle / 35mm | ref: both): Model seated on low stone steps. 45-degree overhead view. Shoulder structure, lapels, all 4 gold buttons visible from above. Golden leaves on steps around her.

NANO BANANA PROMPT

I am providing two reference images:
- Image 1 (Garment Reference ONLY): A camel tan wool-blend coat worn by a model on a white
  background, front view, showing all construction details clearly.
- Image 2 (Character + Scene Reference): A completed fashion photo of a Western European
  woman wearing the same coat on an autumn city sidewalk under golden hour morning light.

CRITICAL — IMAGE 1 PERSON EXCLUSION RULE:
Image 1 shows the coat on a model. Completely ignore that person. Do not reference, blend,
or incorporate any feature of the Image 1 model — not their face, hair, skin tone, or body
type — into any of the 12 generated frames. Extract from Image 1 ONLY: garment color, fabric
texture, and construction details.

Image 1 is the authoritative source for: garment color, fabric texture, construction details.
Image 2 is the authoritative source for: character identity, scene environment, lighting.
The only person who appears in all 12 frames is the person from Image 2.

Using the exact person from Image 2, generate one single image: a 4×3 grid storyboard with
12 frames arranged in 4 rows of 3 columns, clearly separated by thin white lines.

ABSOLUTE PRIORITY: Maintain identical facial structure, bone structure, interpupillary
distance, hairstyle, and accessories across all 12 panels using Image 2 as the identity anchor.
Same copper-brown loose waves, same gold hoop earrings, same skin tone in every frame.
No facial drift. No hair style change. No accessory variation between frames.

CHARACTER (identity anchor — Image 2):
Western European woman, approximately 32 years old. Fair skin with warm undertones.
Copper-brown shoulder-length loose waves, center part, hair falls naturally.
Minimal makeup — natural brow, neutral lip, healthy skin. Small gold hoop earrings on
both ears. No other visible jewelry.

OUTFIT (color and texture anchor — Image 1; silhouette reference — Image 2):
Oversized wool-blend coat in warm camel tan — solid color, no pattern. The true garment
color is as shown in Image 1. Maintain this color accuracy across all 12 frames even as
scene lighting varies. Double-breasted front with exactly 4 burnished gold buttons, evenly
spaced. Notched lapel collar, naturally open at top. Structured shoulders. Mid-thigh length
with clean straight hem. Matte wool-blend fabric with visible woven texture as seen in Image 1.

SCENE (Image 2 environment — identical across all 12 frames):
Tree-lined urban sidewalk. Brownstone buildings on both sides. Orange and gold fallen leaves
on the pavement. Golden hour morning light from camera-left casting long warm shadows.
Warm amber-gold cinematic color grading throughout. Film photography aesthetic.

FRAME 1 — Extreme Long Shot (24mm lens): Wide view of the full city block. Model is a small
figure in the center of the frame, walking toward camera. Brownstone buildings and autumn
trees frame the scene. Coat silhouette visible but small. Full ambient golden morning
atmosphere established. Fallen leaves on ground.

FRAME 2 — Long Shot (35mm lens): Full body, head to toe. Model walking at slight 3/4 angle
toward camera. Complete coat visible — camel tan color per Image 1, notched collar, 4 gold
buttons, mid-thigh length. Copper hair moves with motion. Fallen leaves at ground level.
Warm golden sidelight from left.

FRAME 3 — Medium Long Shot (50mm lens): Framed from knees to top of head. Coat's upper and
lower sections both visible. All 4 gold buttons clearly readable. Notched collar open
naturally. Golden morning light rakes wool texture from camera-left — match texture to Image 1.

FRAME 4 — Medium Shot (85mm lens): Framed from waist up. Model's hands naturally adjusting
one coat button — candid gesture. All 4 buttons, lapels, collar, and shoulder structure
visible. Content expression. Hair falls naturally at shoulders. Warm sidelight.

FRAME 5 — Medium Close-Up (85mm lens): Framed from chest up. Model looking slightly
frame-right with candid expression. Top 2 gold buttons, lapels, and notched collar dominate
the frame. Warm morning sidelight reveals wool weave texture — match to Image 1. Small gold
hoop earring visible on left side catching light.

FRAME 6 — Close-Up (100mm lens, shallow depth of field): 3/4 profile shot. Model's face in
upper frame, coat collar sharp in foreground. Background street softly blurred. Gold hoop
earring lit by warm morning sun. Calm natural expression. Collar texture to match Image 1.

FRAME 7 — Left Side Full Body (50mm lens, camera at 90° left): Full body left profile.
Model standing naturally, camera positioned directly to her left. Side seam of the coat
clearly visible, showing how the camel tan wool drapes from shoulder to mid-thigh hem.
Structured shoulder line visible in profile. Garment color as per Image 1. Same autumn
sidewalk environment, golden sidelight now illuminating the front of the coat.

FRAME 8 — Right Side Full Body (50mm lens, camera at 90° right): Full body right profile.
Mirror composition of Frame 7. Camera positioned directly to model's right. Side seam,
drape, and silhouette visible from the opposite angle. Any pocket or side detail visible.
Garment color as per Image 1. Warm golden backlight from the left now creates rim lighting.

FRAME 9 — Back View Full Body (50mm lens, camera behind model): Full body rear view.
Camera directly behind the model. Back panel of the coat fully visible — center back seam,
vent (if present), shoulder structure from behind, and clean straight hem at mid-thigh.
Model looking slightly over her right shoulder for a natural pose. Copper hair visible
from behind. Camel tan color per Image 1. Autumn sidewalk stretches ahead of the model.

FRAME 10 — Extreme Close-Up (100mm macro): Tight macro of the coat's double-breasted button
panel. Reproduce the fabric texture and color exactly as shown in Image 1 — Image 1 is the
sole visual reference for this frame. One burnished gold button in sharp focus, metal surface
and thread stitching detail visible. Surrounding wool weave illuminated by raking amber
sidelight, revealing individual fiber quality as seen in the product photo.

FRAME 11 — Low Angle (35mm lens, camera positioned below knee level): Camera looking upward
at model standing tall. Coat drapes dramatically downward from above. Mid-thigh hem and lower
coat silhouette against an autumn sky with bare tree branches. Empowering, confident framing.

FRAME 12 — High Angle (35mm lens, camera at 45-degree overhead angle): Model seated on low
stone steps at the sidewalk edge. Overhead view reveals coat's structured shoulder line, both
lapels, and all 4 gold buttons arranged on the front. Golden autumn leaves scattered on the
steps around her. Garment color to match Image 1.

TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS:
Photorealistic fashion photography. Consistent warm amber-gold cinematic color grading
across all 12 frames — no color temperature shift between frames. Accurate depth of field
per shot type: wide DOF for Frames 1–4, 7–9, progressively shallower DOF for Frames 5–6, 10.
All frames share identical light source direction (camera-left) and quality from Image 2.
Garment color in all 12 frames must match Image 1 — the product reference is the color
authority. 8K resolution. No style inconsistency between frames. Masterpiece quality
fashion editorial photography.