Image · Nano Banana 2.1
The in-use still from the skill
The in-use still from the skill: the bottle held in a woman's hand beside a quiet bathroom window at dawn, her other hand just below the pump, no face shown. Pale gold low light from one side, cool shadows, soft pastel aqua and white palette matching the hero still, with a touch of still water in the scene. Wide 16:9. Reference (Brief.md): # Promo brief - **Product:** Night cream in a matte white pump bottle with a pale aqua lower half - **The one thing to show:** The silky, calming feel of the cream, shown at the pump head with a single soft drop of cream catching the dawn light - **For:** Adults who care about a quiet evening skincare ritual and want something calm, cool and premium - **Look:** A smooth pale aqua podium in a thin sheet of still water, soft dawn glow in pale gold from one side, cool shadows, a pale grey-white backdrop with space above - **End card line:** Rest. Renew. Wake glowing. Reference (product-promo SKILL.md): --- name: product-promo description: Turns a product photo into on-brand hero stills and short product clips for ads and socials, keeping the product exactly as it is. Use for product promos, launch videos, ad creatives and social clips. --- # Product promo ## The product stays exactly as it is Keep the product in the wired photo exactly: its shape, proportions, colours, materials, logos and text. Never redesign it, add buttons or change its screen. ## Stills - Hero: the product alone on a simple set in the brief's look (podiums, stone, fabric, water), lit like a studio packshot with one key light and soft fill, with space above for a headline. - Detail: a close-up of the one thing to show, with shallow depth of field. - In use: the product in its world, with hands or a scene, never a face that steals focus. ## Clips (five seconds from a still) - Start exactly on the still. One slow move: push in, a 20° orbit, or light sweeping across the product. - Motion comes from light, reflections, particles, fabric or water around the product, never from the product bending. ## End card The logo and the brief's line, centred on the hero set, with plenty of space and nothing else. With no logo wired in, set the product's name in one clean typeface instead; never invent a logo. ## Avoid Changing the product, busy backgrounds, more than one move per clip, warped text, extra products, and words or titles in clips or stills (they go on in the edit) other than the end card's line.
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- Nano Banana 2.1
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- Meng To
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