- Prompt
- Use the RAW image as the exact base image and preserve its camera angle, perspective, framing, composition, and architectural design exactly as shown.
Use the RENDER image ONLY as a visual reference for materials, textures, lighting, colors, shadows, reflections, and overall photorealistic rendering quality.
Render the RAW image from its existing angle using the same material language and lighting quality as the reference render.
IMPORTANT:
Do NOT change, redesign, reconstruct, reinterpret, add, remove, move, resize, or modify ANY architectural element.
Preserve exactly:
- all building forms and volumes
- walls and openings
- roofs and ceilings
- windows and doors
- stairs and railings
- columns, slabs, and structural elements
- landscaping and surrounding elements
- proportions and dimensions
- camera angle and perspective
- image composition and framing
The reference render must NOT influence the architecture or camera angle. It is ONLY a reference for the visual appearance of the finished render.
Keep the RAW image's exact viewpoint and simply transform it into a **high-quality, hyper-realistic architectural render**.
No new design elements.
No changes to the existing design.
No reinterpretation.
No cropping or reframing.
No changing the image orientation or aspect ratio.
**RAW IMAGE = exact architecture + exact camera view.**
**RENDER IMAGE = ONLY materials + lighting + rendering quality.**
The final result must look like the exact same RAW image photographed as a real, professionally built architectural project.
- Created
- August 11, 2026
