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[Subject] One hand holding a modern flagship smartphone upright in portrait orientation, pale or neutral-toned device body, triple-lens rear camera cluster visible, hand entering from the lower left, phone centered as the primary product object; layered over the phone is a glowing blue holographic HUD frame with technical annotation callouts pointing to the camera area and body, while bold promo typography reads “THE TRACKING” near the top in rough pink brush-style lettering and “THE iPHONE 17 PRO MAX” in bright cyan-blue near the lower left. [Environment] Dark indoor studio or creator-room background with vertical acoustic wall panels or ridged dark surface, low ambient light, minimal décor, soft blurred wall art near the top corners, no visible desk clutter, no outdoor elements, no other devices competing for attention; environment should support a dramatic tech-promo mood while staying intentionally low-cost and handheld. [Composition/Camera] Vertical social short-form poster composition, close product shot with the phone large in the center, hand visible but secondary, low-light handheld capture feel, top title block separated from the product body, annotation text aligned to the right side of the phone, enough negative space around the device to support glowing UI overlays, product-launch thumbnail readability first. [Lighting] Dim room lighting with soft phone-edge glow, neon-blue holographic outline illuminating the device perimeter, mild bloom around the HUD and typography, low-key background, enough frontal exposure to keep the phone hardware readable, no harsh flash, no daylight, no full studio white sweep. [Style/Rendering] Viral tech teaser poster, TikTok or Reels-style product explainer thumbnail, hybrid of real handheld photography and digital motion-graphics overlay, premium-but-DIY launch aesthetic, slightly gritty modern creator energy, crisp phone object with stylized HUD polish, not a sterile Apple keynote render and not a messy meme collage. [Detail constraints] Keep exactly one hand and one phone; preserve the blue holographic frame, right-side technical labels, pink distressed title text, and dark acoustic-panel background; do not add multiple phones, laptops, keyboards, extra hands, neon city scenery, polished showroom tables, or cinematic lens flares that overpower the product.

Negative prompt: extra devices, second hand, missing camera lenses, bright white studio, outdoor scene, crowd, polished corporate showroom, reflective table, cluttered desk, messy bedroom props, cartoon style, warped phone shape, unreadable overlay text, excessive glitch, rainbow neon overload, Apple event stage, floating UI detached from the phone, overexposed flash, low-detail product edges.

Suggested parameters: aspect ratio 4:5, lens feel 26-35mm smartphone handheld product shot, moderate depth of field, steps 28-38, CFG 5.5-7, sampler DPM++ 2M Karras, seed suggestion 884231.

Delta prompt strategy:
1. Phone becoming generic: "keep the rear triple-camera flagship smartphone centered and physically readable in the hand"
2. Overlay too weak: "add a glowing blue holographic outline and annotation UI hugging the phone edges"
3. Background becoming polished: "preserve the dark acoustic-panel creator-room setting rather than a corporate showroom"
4. Typography drifting: "keep a rough pink headline at the top and bold cyan product text near the lower left"
5. Product shot losing realism: "maintain a handheld low-light real-photo base under the digital overlays"
6. Right-side labels disappearing: "place small technical callouts on the right side of the phone like spec annotations"
7. Mood becoming too luxury-clean: "retain a premium-but-DIY short-form-content thumbnail aesthetic"
8. Lighting too flat: "use low-key room light with blue HUD glow as the main visual accent"
9. Composition getting crowded: "keep only one phone, one hand, and enough negative space for the interface graphics"
10. Style becoming meme-like: "render as a polished viral tech teaser poster, not a chaotic joke graphic"