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A Cup Caught Mid-Splash of Powder
The camera model is baked right into the prompt — Canon R5 with clear props, and the poster's information density comes entirely from stacked text layers.
Prompt notes
✍️ Naming the camera model pins down the texture — "Canon EOS R5" sets a real product-photography sharpness expectation that the word "HD" alone can't replace. The text layer carries a lot of information, each line of copy doing its own job; get the order wrong and the layout logic falls apart.
Full prompt
📋 Prompt Natural Language630 characters
Product ad poster headlined "...mixed into your everyday routine," the tagline set along the right edge. Center frame: a glass of water catching a spoonful of powder mid-pour, staged on a small concrete slab. Beside it, one clear cup sits half filled with liquid, and a second cup is packed with ice cubes. Above the props, bold text reads "Coffee & Tea"; underneath, someone tastes what looks like ice cream or juice, next to smaller text reading "Colombian Sipanerineight." A line of light grey type across the top reads "Smooth transparent film." Shot as hyper-realistic product photography on a white background, Canon EOS R5.
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