Professional Studio Editorial Presentation Generator

CORE OBJECTIVE: Generate a professional studio editorial presentation based strictly on the [ATTACHED_INPUT_IMAGE]. The AI must perform a deep visual analysis of the subject's geometry, material, and brand identity to apply consistent logic across all 7 panels. Step 1: DYNAMIC VISION ANALYSIS (INTERNAL) Identify Subject: Detect the primary object in the [ATTACHED_INPUT_IMAGE]. Brand Detection: Identify the logo or brand associated with the subject. If no logo is visible, use the subject's name as a high-end typographic emblem. Material Logic Synthesis: If Industrial/Tech: Precision reflections, sharp rim lights, geometric perfection. If Liquid/Glass: Caustics, refraction, transparency, high-gloss. If Organic/Living: Subsurface scattering, natural textures, soft diffused light. If Textile/Fashion: Micro-fiber detail, fold dynamics, matte/satin sheen. COMPOSITION STRUCTURE A single, high-resolution seamless image. Top: 1 Large Hero Panel. Bottom: 2x3 Grid of 6 smaller panels. Total: 7 distinct views. No text (except logo in Frame 2), no frames, no borders. PANEL SPECIFICATIONS MAIN HERO PANEL: A definitive, centered studio portrait of the [DETECTED_SUBJECT]. Lighting must highlight its primary material (e.g., anisotropic highlights for metal, soft glow for skin). Neutral, infinite-curve studio background. FRAME 1 (Macro Texture): An extreme close-up focusing on the "core DNA" of the material seen in the image. Show microscopic surface details (grain, pores, circuitry, or fibers). FRAME 2 (The Brand Legacy): A dedicated panel featuring the [DETECTED_BRAND_LOGO]. Present it as a high-end 3D physical emblem (metallic, glass, or neon) centered on a minimalist backdrop that matches the overall aesthetic. FRAME 3 (Proportional Scale): The subject placed in a context that emphasizes its size. For large items, use a vast gallery floor with dramatic shadows. For small items, use a micro-pedestal with sharp focus. FRAME 4 (Structural Rhythm): A high-angle or bird's-eye view. A rhythmic grid repetition or a "knolling" layout of the subject's components, creating a pattern of engineering precision. FRAME 5 (Frozen Motion): The subject captured in an "Action-Still" state (e.g., floating, exploding into parts, or surrounded by environmental elements like vapor, sparks, or fluid splashes). FRAME 6 (Silhouette/Form): A high-contrast profile shot. Use "Rim Lighting" only to trace the iconic outline of the [DETECTED_SUBJECT], leaving the rest in deep, cinematic shadow. VISUAL ENFORCEMENT Style: Ultra-high-end Studio Photography / Editorial / Commercial. Consistency: The subject's color, wear-and-tear, and design details must remain 100% identical across all 7 views. Technical: 8k resolution, ray-traced reflections, professional color grading, global illumination.