Photography and Visual Concepts Prompt Guide
Strong image prompts define the subject first, then preserve important identity or product details, and only after that add style, composition, lighting, camera, and technical requirements.
What should the prompt include?
- 1.Define the main subject clearly.
- 2.Lock exact identity, branding, text, colors, and product details.
- 3.Specify composition, camera angle, lighting, mood, and aspect ratio only when they matter.
- 4.Use negative constraints for defects or unwanted elements rather than inventing more positive details.
Common photography and visual concepts prompt mistakes
The most common failures are vague goals, conflicting instructions, invented facts, missing exact wording, and adding excessive details that the user never asked for. A useful prompt should distinguish hard constraints from optional style preferences and leave truly unknown details unspecified.
Useful starting points
Portrait PhotographyProduct PhotographyFashion PhotographyLandscape PhotographyCustom
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