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Maintain the exact architecture, materials, furniture, landscaping, and lighting of the current exterior render.

Reposition the camera so that it matches the interior dining room camera view exactly as if the viewer is standing outside the glass looking inward.

Camera instructions:

Center the camera on the dining table centerline.
Match the interior render perspective exactly.
Match the same eye level and horizon line as the interior shot.
Use the same focal length as the interior render (approximately 30-35mm architectural lens).
Align the center of the frame with the middle curtain panel and dining table center.
The dining table must appear perfectly centered in the composition.
Left and right window frames should have equal visual weight.
Maintain vertical lines perfectly straight.
Do not use a wide-angle perspective.
Move the camera farther back if necessary to match the framing of the interior render.

Composition target:

The exterior render should look like the exact reverse angle of the interior render, as if the camera passed through the glass façade and rotated 180 degrees while maintaining the same position relative to the dining table.

Do not modify architecture, furniture, materials, landscaping, lighting, decorations, or proportions.
Camera adjustment only.

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