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💡 Lighting Terminology Quick-Reference (“How is the scene illuminated?”)

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💡 Lighting Terminology Quick-Reference (“How is the scene illuminated?”)

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When the scene is lit, mood follows. Try these terms to dial atmosphere:

Natural & Ambient
golden hour • blue hour • dawn light • twilight glow • midday harsh sun • overcast diffuse • moonlit • starlit

Artificial & Practical Sources
tungsten warm • fluorescent cool • LED soft panel • neon glow • candlelit • fireplace glow • lantern light • Edison-bulb vintage

Directional Techniques
front light • backlight • rim light • silhouette • side light • split lighting • butterfly (Paramount) • Rembrandt lighting • top-light • under-lighting • edge lighting

Contrast & Exposure
high-key • low-key • chiaroscuro • dramatic contrast • HDR • washed-out • deep shadows • blown highlights

Color & Mood Washes
teal-and-orange • pastel wash • gelled magenta • ultraviolet • bioluminescent glow • cyberpunk neon

Atmospheric Effects
volumetric rays (god rays) • softbox soft light • hard spotlight • patterned gobo • dappled window light • lens flare • light trails (long exposure)

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Airtable is a low-code platform for building collaborative apps. Customize your workflow, collaborate, and achieve ambitious outcomes. Get started for free.

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Microsoft Copilot is your companion to inform, entertain and inspire. Get advice, feedback and straightforward answers. Try Copilot now.

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Use these reference images to prompt for art to be created “in the style of _______.”

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Text-to-image generative AI applications are incredibly powerful tools that can help you create any image that you’re able to sufficiently prompt.

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AI Art Prompting Guide | Microsoft Copilot

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Learn to create stunning AI art with Copilot. In this step by step guide, you'll learn to write the best AI prompts to generate amazing AI images. Click here to start.

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✅ Good Prompt Examples:

1. “Create a photorealistic image of a mountain landscape at sunrise, with fog rolling over pine trees, 4K DSLR style”
→ Result: High-detail image with correct lighting, subject clarity, and camera depth.

2. “Generate a flat illustration of a businesswoman giving a presentation in a modern office, muted color palette, isometric view”
→ Clean, vector-style image suitable for business or slide decks.

3. “Create an image of a cozy cafe interior with hanging plants, natural light coming through windows, minimalist Scandinavian design”
→ Outputs a warm, trendy café scene perfect for lifestyle visuals.

❌ Bad Prompt Examples:

1. “Show me a nice cafe”
→ Too vague. No info about style, lighting, or perspective.

2. “Sunset over somewhere”
→ Unclear subject and context, leading to generic or chaotic results.

3. “Photo but maybe also a cartoon of a man doing something cool”
→ Confusing intent. Mixed media and vague actions confuse the model.

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Learn how to write a good text prompt to generate desired image variations using Adobe Firefly

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Master Firefly text-to-image prompts with tips like designing effective prompts, generating specific images, dos and don’ts, and editing generated images.

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Prompts are the instructions you give an AI model to direct what it should generate.

The more precise, vivid, and well-structured the prompt, the better the quality, relevance, and creativity of the final image.

Success with both Firefly and Copilot hinges on being detailed, specific, and imaginative.

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Writing Effective Prompts for Adobe Firefly

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Writing Effective Prompts for Adobe Firefly

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Adobe Firefly creates images directly from text. To make the most of it:

1. Use Simple, Direct Language

Minimum words: Include at least three descriptive words so the AI has enough context. (While there’s no set character limit, Adobe suggests a maximum length of 175 words for Firefly prompts. Longer prompts may not necessarily produce better results, and using too many words may actually make your image worse.)

Avoid “generate/create”: Firefly’s guidance notes these verbs can confuse its parser—skip them and jump straight into description.

Subject + descriptors: Combine a clear subject with style, mood, or setting keywords.

Example: “Fluffy cat sitting on a windowsill, night cityscape background.”

2. Be Detailed and Specific

Include colors, textures, emotions, and setting details.

Example: “Woman with long flowing hair and blue eyes, white silk dress, standing in a field of lavender at sunset, realistic style.”

3. Experiment and Refine

If the first image isn’t right, rephrase or add detail.

Use Firefly’s built-in Prompt Suggestions or Prompt Enhancement (Image Model 4/4 Ultra) to auto-refine wording.

Further polish results in Photoshop or Illustrator if needed.

4. (Optional) Add Reference Images

Upload a reference to steer composition, style, or color palette—useful for brand consistency or a specific artistic look.

5. Consider Prompt Components

A flexible pattern is Material/Texture + Subject + Descriptive Adjectives/Style.

Example: “Abstract art collage, marble bust of a woman, floral overprint, surreal contemporary style.”

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Writing Effective Prompts for Microsoft Copilot

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Writing Effective Prompts for Microsoft Copilot

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Copilot also turns text into images, but Microsoft’s guidance emphasizes length and intent cues:

1. Aim for at Least Six Descriptive Words

More descriptive words = richer detail.

Avoid filler and stop-words (“a,” “for,” “from”), Copilot ignores them; focus on vivid nouns and adjectives.

2. (Recommended) Start with an Intent Cue

Microsoft suggests beginning with a verb such as “Create,” “Generate,” or “Design” to ensure Copilot switches to image generation mode instead of chat mode.

Example: “Create a sloth and a skunk sitting side by side in a forest clearing.”

3. Include Key Components

Image Type: photo, illustration, watercolor, 3-D render, etc.

Subject: the main focus (person, animal, object).

Context/Details: setting, action, emotion.

Style/Lighting/Viewpoint: artistic style, lighting, camera angle.

Full Example:
“Generate a watercolor illustration of a sloth and a skunk sitting peacefully on mossy ground beneath tall redwoods, dappled morning light, gentle overhead view.”

4. Be Creative and Experimental

Add metaphors, humor, or unusual mash-ups to push originality.

Example: “Design a flower courier riding a unicycle through a neon-lit futuristic city, holographic blossoms trailing behind.”

5. Iterate and Refine

If the first result feels off, tweak descriptors, swap styles, or change the order of elements in your prompt.

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🎥 Framing/Lens Cheat Sheet (“Where is the camera and what lens is it using?”)

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🎥 Framing/Lens Cheat Sheet (“Where is the camera and what lens is it using?”)

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Lens and angle change storytelling. Try these terms:

Shot Size
extreme long (establishing) • long shot • medium shot • medium close-up • close-up • extreme close-up • detail shot

Angles & Perspectives
eye-level • high angle • low angle • bird’s-eye view • worm’s-eye view • overhead top-down • Dutch tilt • isometric • POV • over-the-shoulder • reverse shot

Lens & Optics
wide-angle • ultra-wide • fisheye • standard 50 mm • portrait 85 mm • telephoto • macro lens • tilt-shift • anamorphic • prime lens • vintage glass • pinhole

Depth & Focus Techniques
shallow depth of field • deep focus • creamy bokeh • rack focus • selective focus • soft focus • motion blur • long exposure • slow shutter pan

Composition & Camera Movement
rule of thirds • golden spiral • leading lines • centered symmetry • negative space • foreground framing • dynamic diagonal • low horizon • dolly-in • crane shot • tracking shot

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Learn the art of image prompting with the help of Google AI.

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Say What You See - Google Arts & Culture

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Learn the art of image prompting with the help of Google AI.

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How to create stunning visuals with Adobe Firefly Image Model 4: Tips, Tricks & Visual Examples

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How to create stunning visuals with Adobe Firefly Image Model 4: Tips, Tricks & Visual Examples

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How to create stunning images with Adobe Firefly Image Model 4

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Learn how to get best results with Firefly Image Model 4