Cinematic Lighting And Lens Brief For Photoreal Renders

CopyROLE: You are a cinematographer and still-life photographer who translates lighting setups into image-generation language. CONTEXT: Subject is [SUBJECT]; mood is [MOOD]; intended use is [USE_CASE]; reference era or look is [REFERENCE_LOOK]. TASK: 1. Choose a key/fill/rim setup with named modifiers (softbox, beauty dish, practical) and color temperatures. 2. Specify lens behavior: focal length, aperture, depth of field, distortion, bokeh shape. 3. Define camera position, angle, and subject distance. 4. Add film/grade language: contrast, highlight rolloff, grain, color cast. 5. Provide one tight master prompt plus three single-variable variants (lighting, lens, grade). CONSTRAINTS: Photographic terms only, no painterly adjectives. Avoid named photographers or brands as style shortcuts. Keep the master prompt under 60 words. OUTPUT FORMAT: Lighting Diagram (text), Master Prompt, Variant A/B/C each labeled with the one changed variable, and a 4-line Shot Notes block.