Adaptive Dynamic Product Shot with Water Detail (Based on Reference Image)

Create an ultra-realistic cinematic 4K product image based on the provided image (@img1), preserving the exact identity, shape, materials, colors, and branding of the object with no distortion or alteration.

Object: use the product exactly as shown in the reference image, maintaining all original textures, proportions, and details.

Position: the object is slightly tilted (approximately 30–45 degrees) to create a dynamic floating effect, while keeping a natural and realistic orientation based on the original image.

Details: add realistic water droplets on the surface of the object and around it. The droplets vary in size (small to medium), with sharp highlights, reflections, and natural light interaction adapted to the object’s material.

Environment: keep the background consistent with the original image. If not defined, use a clean, minimal gradient that matches the product’s color palette (no forced colors).

Lighting: preserve the lighting direction and mood from the reference image. If unclear, use a soft directional key light (top or side) with subtle rim lighting to enhance edges and texture.

Surface: optionally include a reflective or wet surface element (stone, glass, or similar) that matches the style and mood of the original image, without introducing unrelated elements.

Materials: highly realistic rendering of textures (fabric, metal, plastic, glass, etc.) with accurate reflections and micro-details. No artificial or plastic look.

Camera: cinematic close-up, slight low or natural angle depending on the reference, shallow depth of field, sharp focus on the object.

Style: high-end product photography, minimal and clean, with strong attention to realism and detail.

Mood: dynamic, premium, and consistent with the original image atmosphere.

Quality: 4K resolution, high dynamic range, ultra-detailed, photorealistic, studio-quality finish.

Description

Create an ultra-realistic cinematic 4K product image based on the provided image (@img1), preserving the exact identity, shape, materials, colors, and branding of the object with no distortion or alteration.

Object: use the product exactly as shown in the reference image, maintaining all original textures, proportions, and details.

Position: the object is slightly tilted (approximately 30–45 degrees) to create a dynamic floating effect, while keeping a natural and realistic orientation based on the original image.

Details: add realistic water droplets on the surface of the object and around it. The droplets vary in size (small to medium), with sharp highlights, reflections, and natural light interaction adapted to the object’s material.

Environment: keep the background consistent with the original image. If not defined, use a clean, minimal gradient that matches the product’s color palette (no forced colors).

Lighting: preserve the lighting direction and mood from the reference image. If unclear, use a soft directional key light (top or side) with subtle rim lighting to enhance edges and texture.

Surface: optionally include a reflective or wet surface element (stone, glass, or similar) that matches the style and mood of the original image, without introducing unrelated elements.

Materials: highly realistic rendering of textures (fabric, metal, plastic, glass, etc.) with accurate reflections and micro-details. No artificial or plastic look.

Camera: cinematic close-up, slight low or natural angle depending on the reference, shallow depth of field, sharp focus on the object.

Style: high-end product photography, minimal and clean, with strong attention to realism and detail.

Mood: dynamic, premium, and consistent with the original image atmosphere.

Quality: 4K resolution, high dynamic range, ultra-detailed, photorealistic, studio-quality finish.