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ULTIMATE GPT IMAGE 1.5 TUTORIAL: 15 PROMPT TECHNIQUES
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ULTIMATE GPT IMAGE 1.5 TUTORIAL: 15 PROMPT TECHNIQUES

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#sponsored Get 50% off the Coursera Plus Annual subscription! https://imp.i384100.net/c/4992991/3738564/14726 Coursera Prompting essentials - https://imp.i384100.net/55W5Jo Coursera AI essentials - https://imp.i384100.net/e13176 🚀 Become an AI Master – And create best Prompts - https://aimaster.me/ 📹 Get a Custom Promo Video From AI Master https://collab.aimaster.me/ OpenAI released GPT Image 1.5 — the most powerful AI image generator yet. But most people are using it completely wrong. In this complete guide, I'll show you 15 proven prompt techniques that unlock professional-grade results in seconds. ⏱️ VIDEO CHAPTERS: 0:00 — Introduction: Why GPT Image 1.5 Changes Everything 1:29 — My 6-Component Prompt Formula (The Foundation) 3:22 — Professional portraits without the studio 4:45 — High-Conversion Visuals: Making products look "impossible" to ignore 5:55 — Beyond Realism: Renders that fool even the experts 7:10 — Emotional Landscapes: Mastering depth, light, and atmosphere 9:40 — The Human Element: Capturing raw, candid moments in AI 10:56 — No More Typos: The breakthrough in flawless text rendering 12:17 — Surgical Precision: Swapping backgrounds without losing detail 15:04 — Artistic Alchemy: Style filters you didn’t know were possible 16:19 — Avoiding the Uncanny: Managing group shots and multiple faces 17:27 — Brand Authority: Creating industry-standard mockups in seconds 18:46 — Digital Dreams: Unlocking surrealism and abstract concepts 20:06 — Turbo Mode: The workflow that generates 5x faster 21:29 — The Catalog Engine: Scaling e-commerce variants effortlessly 22:28 — The Identity Lock: Keeping your characters consistent forever 23:30 — Future of Retail: Virtual styling and digital try-ons 24:55 — The Mastery Playbook: Your final step to AI dominance 🎯 WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: ✅ The 6-component prompt formula that works for every image type ✅ How to create LinkedIn-ready professional headshots in 10 seconds ✅ Product photography techniques for Shopify & e-commerce stores ✅ Architectural renders that look like real photography ✅ Landscape generation with perfect depth and atmosphere ✅ How to edit existing photos with precision (background replacement) ✅ Text rendering for infographics and social media graphics ✅ Character consistency for comics, storyboards, and campaigns ✅ Virtual try-ons for clothing and hairstyle testing ✅ Speed workflows that generate 10 variations in 2 minutes 🔗 RESOURCES MENTIONED: 🚀 Prompt Creator + 300+ Templates – Get 24% OFF: https://whop.com/c/become-pro/ylqxkdp1c5k 🎨 AI Master Studio (All-in-One AI Hub): https://whop.com/c/become-pro/ylqxkdp1c5k 📖 GPT Image 1.5 Official Release: https://openai.com/index/new-chatgpt-images-is-here/ 👉 NEXT STEPS: Open ChatGPT and navigate to the Images tab Follow along with Technique 1 (Portrait Photography) Use the 6-component formula: Subject + Action + Environment + Style + Lighting + Details Test 3-5 prompts and compare results #GPTImage #AIImageGenerator #ChatGPT #OpenAI #AITutorial #PromptEngineering #AITools #GenerativeAI #ImageGeneration #AIArt #MidjourneyAlternative #AIDesign #AIForBusiness

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  1. 0:00 Introduction: Why GPT Image 1.5 Changes Everything 248 сл.
  2. 1:29 My 6-Component Prompt Formula (The Foundation) 294 сл.
  3. 3:22 Professional portraits without the studio 254 сл.
  4. 4:45 High-Conversion Visuals: Making products look "impossible" to ignore 189 сл.
  5. 5:55 Beyond Realism: Renders that fool even the experts 204 сл.
  6. 7:10 Emotional Landscapes: Mastering depth, light, and atmosphere 411 сл.
  7. 9:40 The Human Element: Capturing raw, candid moments in AI 202 сл.
  8. 10:56 No More Typos: The breakthrough in flawless text rendering 219 сл.
  9. 12:17 Surgical Precision: Swapping backgrounds without losing detail 495 сл.
  10. 15:04 Artistic Alchemy: Style filters you didn’t know were possible 208 сл.
  11. 16:19 Avoiding the Uncanny: Managing group shots and multiple faces 172 сл.
  12. 17:27 Brand Authority: Creating industry-standard mockups in seconds 214 сл.
  13. 18:46 Digital Dreams: Unlocking surrealism and abstract concepts 197 сл.
  14. 20:06 Turbo Mode: The workflow that generates 5x faster 225 сл.
  15. 21:29 The Catalog Engine: Scaling e-commerce variants effortlessly 161 сл.
  16. 22:28 The Identity Lock: Keeping your characters consistent forever 165 сл.
  17. 23:30 Future of Retail: Virtual styling and digital try-ons 235 сл.
  18. 24:55 The Mastery Playbook: Your final step to AI dominance 186 сл.
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Introduction: Why GPT Image 1.5 Changes Everything

Okay, I've tested every AI image generator out there from the first Dolly to MidJourney to Nano Banana, but nothing has blown my mind quite like GPT image 1. 5. And here's the thing, most people are using it completely wrong. We're not just talking about making pretty cat pictures here. I'm talking about creating professionalgrade visuals that could pass for real photography, artwork that sells, and designs that actually convert. By the end of this video, you'll have the exact formula to get consistent, stunning results every single time. 15 proven prompt techniques that unlock GBT images full potential. You're going to see portrait photography, product shots, text generation, image editing, character consistency, and more. Open your Chat GBT and try with me. So, I'm pulling up Chad GBT right now, and you can see the new images tab right here in the sidebar. This is where all the magic happens. Every generation you've ever made is right there on the right. The prompt box. Type what you want, hit generate, wait about 10 seconds, and you've got your image. You can download it, edit it, or remix it. Clean, simple, fast. But here's the problem. Speed and nice interface don't matter if you don't know how to prompt. I've seen people type cool logo and wonder why they get generic clip art. I've tested over a hundred prompts in the last two weeks. Some worked, most didn't. The ones that worked, follow the pattern. Every great
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My 6-Component Prompt Formula (The Foundation)

prompt has six parts: subject, action, environment, style, lighting, and details. Miss one and your result gets muddy. Nail all six, and GPT image 1. 5 knows exactly what you want. Subject: What's the focus? A person, a product, a building, an animal. Be specific. Don't say a man. Say a 35year-old man in a navy suit. Action. What's happening? Is he standing, walking, looking at the camera? Action gives life to the image. Environment. Where is this? A white studio? A city street? A forest at dawn? Environment sets the mood. Style. What's the aesthetic? Photorealistic, minimalist, cinematic, handdrawn. Style tells GPT image 1. 5. How to render. Lighting. Where's the light coming from? Soft natural light from a window. Hard directional light from above. Golden hour glow. Lighting makes or breaks realism. Details the little stuff. Shallow depth of field. Sharp focus on the eyes. Visible texture on fabric. Details separate good from great. Here's a bad prompt. Portrait of a woman. Here's a good one. Portrait of a 28-year-old woman with curly black hair wearing a white blouse sitting in a sunlit room. Soft natural light from the left. Sharp focus on her eyes. Photorealistic. Canon 85 millimeter lens look. See the difference? Six components. Let's use them. Now, here's the thing. Write in perfect six component prompts every single time can get tedious. That's why I create all my formulas inside AMS pros prompt creator. I can quickly grab proven templates, customize the variables, and generate. No guessing, no trial and error. For this video, I'm pulling all 15 techniques straight from there. You'll see exactly how each one works. And if you want these ready to use, link below. For now, let's jump into technique one. Let's start with
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Professional portraits without the studio

portraits. Portrait photography with AI is all about trust. You need the viewer to believe this is a real person in a real moment, not a generated image. That means nailing three critical things: eye contact, natural lighting, and textural details that sell authenticity. Let's say you need a clean, professional headsh shot or LinkedIn or website. Here's the formula. I'll hit generate. Then wait 10 to 13 seconds and look at this result. The eyes are sharp. The lighting creates dimension on his face without harsh shadows. The shallow depth of field keeps the focus exactly where it needs to be on his expression. This is linked in ready why it works. You told it the age, the clothing, the background color, the light and direction, and the focus point. GPT image 1. 5 doesn't have to guess. But here's what I learned through testing. If you don't specify sharp focus on the face, GPT image 1. 5 sometimes decides to focus on the whole picture and every detail looks sharp. This is not what we want from a studio portrait. It's a small detail, but it's the difference between a professional headsh shot and something that feels off. Pro tip, if you want environmental context instead of that clean studio look, swap neutral gray background for blurred office background with bookshelves. The formula holds. You're just changing one variable. First impression that it's four times faster than the previous model. For me, the worst part of previous GPT image generation was super
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High-Conversion Visuals: Making products look "impossible" to ignore

long waiting. Compared to Nano Banana, it lasts forever. Product photography is about one thing. Eliminating doubt. When someone looks at your product image, they shouldn't have to guess what it looks like in real life. That means isolation, clarity, and lighting that shows every detail without distraction. Here's my approach. Generate. There it is. White background, no distractions. Every button visible, every seam, every texture, it's all there. This goes straight into a Shopify store. Why this works? White seamless background and no shadows. Tell GPT image 1. 5 to completely isolate the product. Soft diffused lighting from above prevents harsh reflections on the matte surface. High detail on texture brings out the material quality. You can almost feel the finish. Here's something I discovered. Without no shadows, you often get a faint drop shadow that looks amateur. E-commerce needs floating products on pure white. That one phrase makes the difference. Pro tip. If you need multiple angles, keep the same prompt, but swap centered composition for 3/4 view from the left, top down view, or close-up of controls. You'll have a full product gallery in under a
5:55

Beyond Realism: Renders that fool even the experts

minute. Architecture, interior design, mock-ups, real estate, renders, concept art. GPT image 1. 5 handles this surprisingly well if you give it structure. I use this prompt generate. Look at that. The geometry is clean. The lighting is realistic. Notice how the sunlight from the right creates soft shadows under the coffee table and along the sofa edge. The materials look real. The oak has visible grain. The glass has subtle reflections. This could be a real estate list in photo. Why it works? Floor to ceiling windows and natural sunlight streaming in from the right establish the light source with precision. Light oak flooring and gray sofa give material specificity. GPT image 1. 5 knows exactly what textures to render. Wide angle lens tells the model to show the full space, not crop tight. What I learned, if you skip the light direction, you get flat, ambiguous lighting that kills the realism. Real architectural photos have clear light sources. Mimic that in your prompt variation. Swap modern minimalist for industrial loft with exposed brick or cozy Scandinavian with warm wood tones. Change natural sunlight to warm artificial lighting in the evening with table lamps. The six component formula adapts to any aesthetic. Landscape
7:10

Emotional Landscapes: Mastering depth, light, and atmosphere

photography with AI requires thinking about atmospheric conditions, depth, and the relationship between foreground and background elements. You need layers, mood, and that sense of being there. Here's my approach. Generate. There it is. Foreground, midground, background. Three distinct layers. The mist adds atmosphere without obscuring detail. The golden light ties everything together. The reflections in the lake are convincing. The composition draws your eye from the lake through the forest to the peaks. Why this works? Foreground, midground, background forces GPT image 1. 5 to think in layers instead of flattening everything into one plane. Soft golden light and light mist create mood. This feels like a real sunrise moment, not a generic mountain shot. Here's something important I learned. Without specifying calm blue legs showing perfect reflections, you often get legs that look muddy or unclear, which destroys the magical quality of alpine scenery. Water needs clarity, and the timing matters. Sunrise with soft golden light creates a completely different mood than midday with harsh overhead sunlight. Be specific about when the light hits. Pro tip. If the mist looks too heavy and obscures the peaks, regenerate and change light mist to subtle morning haze. If the colors are too saturated, add muted natural color palette to the end. And by the way, we're working on adding GPT image 1. 5 directly into a Master Studio right now. So, you'll be able to generate without leaving the platform. And look, Nano Bananas already live there plus V3 Sora 2 Pro and will integrate more models. Here's what I love about having everything in one hub. While I'm testing these image generators, I can jump into the AM method course. If I need to brush up on prompting techniques, grab ready-made prompts from the prompt lab. There's over 300 of them. Copy, paste, done. And if I get stuck, I just ask our AMSR chatbot. It's trained on our unique data, so it actually knows this stuff inside out. You're learning and using AI at the same time. You get courses, generative AI fundamentals, and how to build real AI products and services. Plus, you stay current with our weekly AI digest, so you're never behind on what's happening in this space. And right now, we're given 24% off annual membership to the first 1,000 people. Everything I just mentioned, courses, tools, prompts, community, it's all included. Links in the description below if you want to check it out. Street
9:40

The Human Element: Capturing raw, candid moments in AI

photography is about capturing authentic candid moments that feel unstaged. The challenge with AI is avoiding that stiff posed look. You need movement, context, and imperfection. Here's my formula. Generate. See that result? It feels like a real moment. The red coat pops against the muted urban tones. The blurred pedestrians in the background create depth and context without distraction. The grain adds authenticity. This looks like it was shot on film, not generated. Her gaze to the side makes it feel candid, not posed. Why it works? Candid and looking to the side prevent the stiff camera post that screams AI. Blurred pedestrians in the background adds life and context. Empty streets feel staged. Slightly grainy film look mimics real street photography aesthetics and covers minor AI imperfections. Here's what I discovered. The lens perspective matters. 50 mm lens gives you that classic street photography feel. Not too wide, not too tight. If you say wide angle, you get distortion. If you say telephoto, you lose context. Variation. Change overcast natural light to golden hour sunlight with long shadows for a warmer, more cinematic vibe. Swap busy urban street for quiet alleyway with cobblestones or bustling outdoor market. Text in images
10:56

No More Typos: The breakthrough in flawless text rendering

used to be impossible for AI models. GPT image 1. 5 changed that. You can now generate readable text, titles, labels, even short paragraphs. But there's a technique to getting it right. Here's my prompt. Generate. There it is. Readable text. Clean layout. The icons are simple but clear. The hierarchy works. Title at the top. Steps below. This is usable in a presentation or social media post. Why it works? Bold sounds serif font and sharp legible text tell the model to prioritize readability over decoration. High contrast ensures the text doesn't blend into the background. Black on white, clean separation, minimal design keeps the layout from getting busy with unnecessary elements. What I learned, short text works consistently. Titles, labels, single sentences, GPT image 1. 5 handles those well, but if you try to generate a full paragraph or complex layout with multiple font sizes, it starts to break down. The longer the text, the higher the error rate. limitation for anything beyond a simple infographic or title card. Plan to use a design tool like Canva or Figma for final polish. Generate the layout and concept here. Refine the text elsewhere. Pro tip: If the text comes out slightly blurry, regenerate and add ultrasharp text rendering to your prompt. It usually tightens up. Image editing is
12:17

Surgical Precision: Swapping backgrounds without losing detail

where GBT image 1. 5 really shines. You can upload an existing photo and make precise changes without regenerating the whole thing. The key is telling it what to preserve and what to change. Let me show you. I've got a photo of a man standing in a park. I want to change the background to a beach head at sunset, but keep everything else identical. I upload the image and this prompt generate. There it is. Same subject, new background. The lighting matches. The warm sunset glow on his face is consistent with the beach scene. No weird cutout edges, no mismatched shadows. This looks like he's actually standing on that beach. Why it works? Keep the subject exactly as is locks the main element. GPT image 1. 5 knows not to touch the person. Replace the park background with gives a clear specific instruction. Natural lighting consistent with the subject is critical. It prevents the model from lighting the background and the subject differently which would break the illusion. Here's what I learned. Without that lighting consistency instruction, you often get a subject that looks past it in. The background might be sunset, but the subject is lit like it's midday. That one phrase forces the model to blend the light sources. Pro tip. If the edit looks off, edges too sharp or light and mismatched, add blend the background naturally with smooth transitions to the prompt. It softens the composite. Here's something I've noticed. The more I work with GBT image, the more I realize that knowing how to prompt isn't just about getting better images. It's becoming a fundamental skill. like knowing how to use a search engine 10 years ago and most people they're still typing cool logo and wondering why AI isn't living up to the hype. That's why I'm recommending two courses in Corsera that actually teach you how to communicate with AI tools, not just use them blindly. Google prompting Essentials is a deep dive into prompt engineering. You learn the five-step framework for writing effective prompts, techniques like fshot prompting and prompt chaining, and how to build a library of reusable prompts for research, content creation, automation. It's about 10 hours, totally focused on getting better outputs by writing better inputs. If you want something broader, Google AI Essentials covers the fundamentals. what AI actually is, how to use it for daily tasks like drafting emails or planning projects, and responsible AI practices. It's perfect if you're starting from zero and just want to understand the landscape. Both courses are taught by Google. So, you're learning from the people building the tools. And here's the thing, knowing how to write a good prompt is like knowing how to Google in 2005. It's not optional anymore. Links are in the description below. Check them out. Pick the one that fits your level and future proof your skill set before the next wave hits. All right, back to
15:04

Artistic Alchemy: Style filters you didn’t know were possible

technique eight. Style transfers let you take a normal photo and turn it into something completely different. Oil painting, anime, cyberpunk, watercolor. The challenge is maintaining the composition while transforming the aesthetic. Here's my approach. Upload a landscape photo. Generate. There it is. The composition stays the same. Same mountains, same lake, same layout, but now it looks like a painting. The brush strokes are visible and expressive. The colors are rich and bold. The sky has that characteristic Van Go swirl. This could hang in a gallery. Why it works? Thick visible brush strokes and expressive texture. Tell GPT image 1. 5 to emphasize artistic texture, not photo realism. In the style of Van Go gives a clear aesthetic reference. The model knows what that looks like. Warm color palette reinforces the mood. What I discovered, if you just say, "Make this look like a painting," you get a vague airbrushed result. You need to specify the technique, thick brush strokes, visible canvas texture, impasto style to get something that actually looks hand painted. Variation: Swap Van Go for Studio Gibli animation style with soft colors and clean lines. Cyberpunk neon aesthetic with glow-in-the-s with high contrast shadows. The formula adapts to any style. Group photos are
16:19

Avoiding the Uncanny: Managing group shots and multiple faces

tricky for AI. The challenge is keeping every face sharp, natural, and distinct. No weird merges, no blurred faces, no identical expressions. Here's my prompt formula. Generate. There it is. Five distinct faces. No weird merges or blurring. Everyone's in focus. The expressions looked natural. No stiff AI smile problem. This could be a team page on a company website. Why it works? All faces in sharp focus tells the model not to use selective focus. Everyone matters equally. Evenly lit from the front prevents shadows that hide faces or create unflattering lighting. Natural expressions pushes the model away from that frozen smile that screams stock photo. What I learned without specifying distinct facial features, you sometimes get people who look too similar. Same face with slight variations. Adding diverse facial features, realistic skin tones, varied expressions pushes more variation and authenticity. Pro tip: If one face looks off or distorted, don't edit, just regenerate. Group shots have more variables, so you might need two or three attempts to get everyone looking
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Brand Authority: Creating industry-standard mockups in seconds

good. Brand imagery requires showing a product with visible branding while keeping the scene natural and relatable. The challenge is creating space for a logo without making it look like a stock photo. Here's my technique. Generate. There it is. The mug is clear and in sharp focus. The logo area is visible and ready for overlay. The setting feels authentic, warm, lived in, relatable. The laptop and table add context without distraction. This is a lifestyle shot, not a sterile product photo. Why it works? Visible logo area on the front tells GPT image 1. 5 to orient the product so the branding is clear. Shallow depth of field with the mug and sharp focus isolates the product while keeping the environment soft. Lifestyle photography style makes it feel real, not staged. Here's the limitation. GPT image 1. 5 can create space for a logo and even generate placeholder text, but it won't replicate your exact realworld logo. For final brand work, plan to overlay your actual logo in Photoshop or Figma after generation. Use this for the layout and lighting finish with your brand assets. What I learned, cozy home office setting works better than office alone. The word cozy pushes warmth and relatability. Generic office gives you corporate sterility. Abstract and
18:46

Digital Dreams: Unlocking surrealism and abstract concepts

surreal imagery is where you can break all the rules. No need for realism, no physics constraints, just visual impact. The challenge is controlling chaos and creating something intentional, not random. I use that special prompt generate. Look at that. The metal flows in ways that defy physics. Upward curves, impossible loops. The reflections are sharp and complex. The golden blue creates striking contrast. The dark background makes the subject pop. This could be album art or a book cover. Why it works? Impossible curves and surreal and dreamlike. Free GPT image 1. 5 from realism constraints. It doesn't have to obey gravity or material physics. Reflective surfaces and glowing highlights add visual interest and depth. High contrast makes the image bold and eye-catching. What I discovered, vague prompts like abstract art give you vague results. You need to specify forms. Swirling liquid, geometric shapes, organic crystal formations and behaviors, flowing upward, fracturing, spiraling. The more intentional your chaos, the better the result. Variations. Swap liquid metal for organic crystal formations with sharp edges, floating geometric shapes with glowing edges, or ethereal light rays cutting through darkness. Abstract prompts are endlessly flexible. Experiment speed workflows are about
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Turbo Mode: The workflow that generates 5x faster

generating 10 variations in 2 minutes instead of 10 minutes. The key is presets and likeness uploads, reusable templates that eliminate repetitive prompting. Step one, create a base prompt that works. Step two, save that as a text snippet in your notes or a prompt manager tool. Every time you need a product shot, copy the template and swap product for the actual item. Wireless keyboard, running shoe, ceramic vase. Step three, use likeness upload for consistency. If you're generating images of the same person or object across multiple scenes, upload a reference image once and prompt match the likeness and style of the uploaded reference image. Example, I upload a photo of a sneaker. I prompt. Match the likeness of the uploaded sneaker. Show it on a white background. 3/4 view from the front left. Soft, even lighting. High detail on laces and sole. Photo realistic. Generate. 8 seconds. Now I've got a consistent product shot. Why it works? Presets eliminate the need to rewrite prompts from scratch every time. You're just filling in variables. Likeness upload ensures consistency across multiple generations. Same product, different angles and contexts. Pro tip. Build a library of five to 10 base prompts for your most common use cases. Portraits, products, landscapes, text graphics, architectural renders. Save them in a document. You'll save hours every week. E-commerce requires
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The Catalog Engine: Scaling e-commerce variants effortlessly

showing the same product in multiple contexts. Hero shot, lifestyle scene, detail close-up, alternate angle, scale reference. The challenge is maintaining consistency while varying the presentation. Here's the prompt set. Run all five prompts, five images in under a minute. full product catalog ready for your store. Why it works? You're given GPT image 1. 5, the same product description, stainless steel water bottle with different context and angles. Consistency comes from repeating the core subject in every prompt. What I learned if the bottle looks slightly different across images, color shifts, shape changes, add maintain the exact same product design, color, and dimensions across all variations to each prompt. It tightens up consistency. Pro tip, generate all five at once, then pick the best hero shot and use that as a likeness reference for the rest. Upload it and say, "Match this exact product in new context. " Even tighter consistency. Character consistency is critical for series work, comic panels
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The Identity Lock: Keeping your characters consistent forever

storyboards, marketing campaigns. You need the same character across multiple scenes without drift or variation. Here's the workflow. Step one, generate your base character with extreme detail. I use this prompt for that. Generate. Save that image. That's your character reference. Step two, upload that image as a reference for every future generation. Next prompt, generate. There it is. Same character, new scene, the hair, the eyes, the clothing, the face, all consistent. The reference image locks the visual identity, facial features, hair, clothing, proportions. The new prompt only changes the action and environment, not the character itself. If the character starts to drift, face looks slightly different. Clothing changes color. regenerate and add exact same facial features, hair color, and clothing as the reference image to reinforce consistency. It pulls the model back to the original. Pro tip for critical projects. Generate three or four base character poses, front view, side view, 3/4 view, and use those as references depending on the scene angle
23:30

Future of Retail: Virtual styling and digital try-ons

you need. Virtual tryons let you test outfits, hairstyles, or accessories on a real photo without a photo shoot. The challenge is making the new clothing or hair look like it actually belongs on the person. Realistic fit, lighting, and texture. Here's my approach. Upload your photo. Generate. There it is. New outfit. Same face, same background. The leather jacket has realistic texture. You can see the grain and the way light hits the surface. The lighting on the jacket matches face. No awkward edges or pasted on look. Why it works? Keep the face and background identical. Preserves everything except the clothing. GPT image 1. 5 knows exactly what to change and what to lock. Realistic lighting and texture that match the original photo is critical. It ensures the new outfit doesn't look like a flat cutout pasted on top. Use cases fashion e-commerce can show the same model in 10 different outfits without 10 different photo shoots or personal styling. Test a haircut, a clothing style, or a color before you commit. What I learned, complex accessories like glasses or hats can sometimes look slightly off. Wrong angle, unnatural placement. If that happens, regenerate and add natural placement and proportion. Fit in the face correctly to the prompt. It usually corrects. Limitation: Extreme transformations. Changing body shape or pose don't work as well. Stick to clothing, hair, and accessories for best results. 15
24:55

The Mastery Playbook: Your final step to AI dominance

techniques, one formula, six components, subject, action, environment, style, lighting, details. Every prompt in this video followed that structure. Why? Because GPT image 1. 5 was trained on millions of images with detailed captions. When you match the level of detail it expects, it delivers. The difference between a mountain and a snowcapped mountain at sunrise with a foreground lake and soft golden light is the difference between generic and stunning. Specificity equals consistency. You now have the exact playbook to generate portraits, products, architecture, landscapes, text edits, transformations, group shots, brand work, abstract art, e-commerce cataloges, consistent characters, and virtual tryons. Use it. If you want to go deeper, I've built something for you. AI Master Pro gives you access to prompt creator tool, library of over 300 tested prompts for every use case and a weekly digest of new AI releases and techniques. It's everything I use to stay ahead in this space. Link below. And also, if you found this useful, subscribe. I test AI tools every week and share what actually works. No hype, no fluff, just results. So, see you there.

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