Describe the shot the way a studio photographer would brief it, not as a list of tags. A reliable structure is: shot type, product with two or three concrete details, surface and backdrop, lighting setup, and one finishing note about mood or lens. For example: “Studio product photograph of an amber glass serum bottle on a travertine pedestal, soft morning window light, shallow depth of field.” The models behind this page — Nano Banana 2, Nano Banana Pro and Nano Banana 2 Lite (Google’s Gemini image stack) — respond to photographic vocabulary: backdrop colors, light direction, reflections and lens hints all steer the result far more than words like “beautiful” or “8k”.
Every image on this page is the unedited first output of the prompt beside it, generated on BananaBanana. Draft compositions on Lite at $0.03 per image, then re-run the winning prompt on Nano Banana 2 or Pro for the final asset — prompts transfer between the three models without changes.