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Transform the input 3D render into an absolutely photorealistic, real-world interior photograph, using the second reference image strictly for lighting, color grading, material realism, and photographic quality.

**PRESERVE THE ORIGINAL SCENE:** Maintain 100% of the original architecture, room dimensions, camera position, perspective, composition, furniture placement, bookshelf geometry, decorative objects, curtains, artwork, coffee table, console, floor, and rugs. Do not redesign, replace, remove, add, or reposition anything.

**LIGHTING & COLOR:** Match the reference's sophisticated, moody, luxurious interior atmosphere. Rich dark walnut-brown wood, deep chocolate tones, subtle amber highlights, warm directional practical lighting, soft wall illumination, realistic light falloff, naturally dark corners, deep but detailed shadows, and controlled highlights. Create beautiful warm grazing light across the vertical wooden slats and shelves, with subtle illumination around the existing decorative objects. Keep the scene dark, cinematic, intimate, and balanced, with enough exposure to reveal authentic material detail. Avoid excessive orange or yellow color casts.

**EXTREME PHOTOREALISM:** Make every surface indistinguishable from real photographed materials. Physically accurate wood grain, fine natural imperfections, realistic roughness variation, subtle surface pores, authentic fabric fibers, detailed rug pile, individually defined carpet strands, natural stone veining, physically correct glass reflections, realistic metallic reflections, and accurate contact shadows. Use physically plausible global illumination, natural indirect bounce light, realistic ambient occlusion, ray-traced reflections, and smooth light transitions.

**PHOTOGRAPHIC FINISH:** Match the reference's professional luxury interior photography, with natural exposure, rich tonal depth, refined contrast, neutral-to-warm white balance, realistic dynamic range, crisp material details, and subtle photographic depth. Every light source must illuminate the surrounding environment realistically. The result must look like a real high-end interior photographed with a professional full-frame camera, not a CGI render.

**STRICT NEGATIVES:** No CGI appearance, no plastic-looking materials, no artificial gloss, no excessive bloom, no fog, no haze, no oversharpening, no oversaturated orange tones, no fake textures, no geometry distortion, no altered furniture, no invented objects, no composition changes, no artificial blur, no painterly effects.

**FINAL GOAL:** Absolute photographic realism, matching the reference image's warm, dark, premium interior lighting and rich brown color palette while preserving the input render exactly. Enhance realism only; do not reinterpret the design.

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