Four-angle Cinematic Panel Composition | HowToWritePrompt

### 📐 Structured Prompt Anatomy

- **Subject Definition**: A single cinematic image divided into four horizontal panels, each panel representing a different camera angle of the same scene and subject. All panels must be visually cohesive in lighting, color grading, and atmosphere. Top panel – BIRD’S-EYE SHOT: A top-down overhead view, perfectly vertical camera angle, emphasizing spatial layout and geometry. Second panel – SIDE CLOSE-UP SHOT: A close-up shot from the side profile, shallow depth of field, focusing on facial or object details with cinematic compression. Third panel – EXTREME CLOSE-UP: An extreme close-up capturing fine textures and micro details, filling the frame almost abstractly. Bottom panel – MEDIUM WIDE BACK SHOT: A medium-wide shot from behind the subject, showing posture and environment, cinematic framing, strong sense of depth. Clean horizontal separations between panels, editorial film-strip composition, high-end cinematic still, consistent subject identity across all panels, Over-the-shoulder conversational cinematic framing, captured on Hasselblad X2D 100C with 80mm f/2.8 medium format lens, Warm candlelight ambient glow at 2400K with gentle highlight rolloff, authentic skin micro-textures, true-to-life surface physics, ultra-detailed editorial photography
- **Framing & Shot Type**: Full-body dynamic shot (Over-the-shoulder conversational framing)
- **Optics & Focal Intent**: 35mm documentary environmental lens at f/8.0 deep edge-to-edge clarity across all focal planes
- **Lighting Atmosphere**: Volumetric golden-hour rim light at 3800K with soft atmospheric haze
- **Color Grading**: Monochrome high-contrast black and white with rich tonal gradients
- **Model Constraints**: Preserves natural skin texture; avoids oversaturated smoothing.

💡 **How To Customize**: Replace `{SUBJECT}` with your exact character or scene, or switch the Aspect Ratio to `9:16` for mobile reels and wallpaper formats.