A three-panel product showcase for sunglasses
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Image · Nano Banana Pro

A three-panel product showcase for sunglasses

Use a close-up of someone wearing them, a standalone product shot, and a portrait to showcase the same product from three perspectives.

Prompt

A triptych product photograph for a luxury item. Left panel: an extreme close-up macro shot of a young woman’s eye wearing the product, showing intricate texture and craftsmanship details, natural skin tone, shallow depth of field, and warm directional lighting. Top-right panel: a clean studio shot of the product placed on a flat surface at a 45-degree angle, with a seamless light-gray background, soft even studio lighting with subtle shadows, and sharp focus to show the complete design and material details. Bottom-right panel: a beauty close-up of a young female model wearing the product, looking directly at or slightly away from the camera, against a neutral warm-toned background, with soft studio lighting that flatters the face and an editorial fashion-photography aesthetic. Keep a consistent silver/metallic color palette and lighting atmosphere across all three panels, with high-resolution commercial photography and thin black divider lines between panels.

How to use

The example is a sunglasses triptych: an eye close-up on the left, the standalone frame at top right, and a portrait wearing it at bottom right. The default product, “luxury item,” is too broad; replace it with sunglasses or a specific product suitable for wearing near the face. The left-side eye close-up requirement also needs to be adjusted for different products.

Details

Type
Image
Model
Nano Banana Pro
Source
Maddox
License
CC-BY-4.0

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