Produce photo-real AI imagery

Build a photography-style prompt

Start with the essentials: subject, setting, lens, and lighting. Use the same structure real photographers rely on.

• Specify camera body, lens length, aperture, and ISO for exposure accuracy.
• Add lighting language like "three-point lighting" or "sunset golden hour".
• Include stylistic references (e.g., "shot on Kodak Portra 400") for color treatment.

Upload guiding reference boards

Give the model a mood board of approved poses, wardrobe, and color palettes.

1. Create a collage of 3–5 images that capture your desired vibe.
2. Annotate each image with quick notes ("softbox camera left", "shallow depth of field").
3. Lock the board as a reusable reference in the CutScene library.

Refine with region editing

After the initial render, switch to the brush editor to perfect small details.

• Smooth skin naturally while keeping pores and texture.
• Tweak catchlights in the eyes to match your lighting setup.
• Adjust wardrobe wrinkles to avoid the plastic look common in AI renders.

Finish with pro retouching tools

Export layered PSD files or use the integrated editor for final polish.

• Apply frequency separation or dodge and burn for realistic skin grading.
• Add grain and chromatic aberration to mimic real lenses.
• Output multiple aspect ratios for social, print, and ads without re-rendering.

Organize final selects

Tag approved images with campaign, usage rights, and model info so the team can find them fast.

• Store metadata like shot list number, focal length, and lighting diagram.
• Share collections with clients using password-protected galleries.
• Archive prompts alongside exports for quick reshoots.