Write a short keep list
Choose the features that determine whether the edit is usable. Use concrete wording such as “keep the pump facing left and the terracotta finish” rather than “keep everything the same.”
Change the setting to a calm warm-stone scene. Keep the bottle proportions, rounded shoulders, pump direction, terracotta color, and camera angle.
Check these details
- Composition: camera angle, crop, subject position, and major landmarks.
- Faces: expression, recognizable features, hairline, and apparent age.
- Anatomy: hands, limbs, and overlapping objects.
- Text and logos: spelling, symbols, letter shapes, and placement.
- Products: silhouette, closures, material, color, and proportions.
- Fine edges: hair, glass, handles, and thin attachments.
Revise one problem at a time
Name the mismatch
Identify the actual changed feature instead of asking for a general improvement.
Simplify the edit
Separate changes to setting, style, and composition when their effects are hard to judge.
Use precise editing when needed
A mask, selection, or compositing workflow may be necessary for exact regions. Those controls are not available here.