This is the best new workflow for editing images with AI. It’s @photoshop and their two new AI partner models…Nano Banana Pro and Flux Kontext Pro. And I partnered with Adobe Photoshop because if you can learn this one thing, you can make pretty much anything when it comes to AI image generation and editing. Let’s say you have this base image and you’re looking to change the text on that neon sign. You can just highlight the sign, and use Generative Fill to prompt the new text you want it to say. But here’s the big question… When you see the list of AI models in Generative Fill, you’ll notice there is both Nano Banana Pro and Flux Kontext Pro. So which one do you use? In this case, Nano Banana Pro is absolutely insane with multilingual text rendering and subject consistency. So it is the perfect choice to solve this neon sign text switch. But on the other hand, if you’re trying to change individual elements in a scene that require consistent lighting and perspective, you’d wanna try using Flux Kontext Pro. It’s great when things like lighting, environment, or individual elements need to stay cohesively blended in a scene. The easy way to think of it is like this… Subtle contextual changes, especially lighting and environmental, is Flux Kontext Pro. Major stylistic changes, subject consistency, and text rendering is Nano Banana Pro. But the cool part is, because they’re both available with a single click, you can just mix and match in any scenario to compare and learn which is best. If you’re a designer, marketer, or entrepreneur that needs to use visual imagery to tell stories, using these tools will speed things up 10x. You can try out Photoshop with Nano Banana Pro and Flux Kontext Pro today! Follow @kallaway for more videos like this #adobephotoshoppartner #ai #artificialintelligence #tech #technology #newtech #creator #designer #adobe #adobephotoshop #adobepartner #google #nanobanana #fluxkontextpro

Kallaway

@kallaway · Entrepreneur

INSTAGRAM · 2025-12-03Source

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Prompt

GLOBAL LOCK:
Subject: Male creator, mid-30s, light skin tone, wearing a black hoodie and a black baseball cap.
Environment: Dimly lit studio, warm practical lights on shelves in the background, shallow depth of field.
Layout: Split-screen. Bottom 40% is the creator talking to camera. Top 60% is a dynamic display area for AI image examples and UI overlays.
Style: High-end tech tutorial, cinematic lighting, fast-paced rhythmic editing.
Speech: Energetic, clear, direct-to-camera narration. Mic is close and crisp with minimal room reverb.

[00:00–00:03]
Subject: Creator gestures with hands, looking directly at the lens.
Top Display: A hyper-realistic burger with water droplets on lettuce, followed by a fashion shot of a person in a pink outfit and yellow glasses.
Action: Fast cut between the two images in the top half.
Speech: "This is the best new workflow for editing images with AI."
Sync: Cut on "best" and "workflow."

[00:03–00:07]
Subject: Creator points upwards toward the top display.
Top Display: Photoshop UI appears. A "Generative Fill" button is clicked by a cursor, followed by a text prompt box appearing.
Action: Smooth UI animation, zoom-in on the prompt box.
Speech: "It’s Adobe Photoshop and their two new AI partner models..."

[00:07–00:14]
Subject: Creator continues explaining, using hand gestures to emphasize points.
Top Display: Rapid montage: A girl in a green hoodie on a skateboard, a snowy forest path, a pink bust of Venus.
Action: Cuts every 1.5 seconds, synced to the background beat.
Speech: "...Nano Banana Pro and Flux Kontext Pro. And I partnered with Adobe Photoshop because if you can learn this one thing..."

[00:14–00:22]
Subject: Creator looks slightly off-camera as if looking at the UI.
Top Display: A neon "BAR" sign on a dark brick wall. A cursor highlights the word "BAR" and types "PUB" into the prompt box.
Action: The sign realistically transforms from "BAR" to "PUB" while maintaining the neon glow and reflections.
Speech: "...you can make pretty much anything when it comes to AI image generation and editing."

[00:22–00:38]
Subject: Creator holds up one finger, then two.
Top Display: Close-up of the Photoshop model selection dropdown menu. "Nano Banana Pro" and "Flux Kontext Pro" are highlighted sequentially.
Action: Smooth cursor movement and highlighting.
Speech: "But here's the big question: when you see the list of AI models in Generative Fill, you'll notice both. So which one do you use?"

[00:38–00:46]
Subject: Creator nods and smiles.
Top Display: A mountain landscape at sunset. The prompt "Change it to night time and replace the sun with a bright moon" is typed.
Action: The scene fades from warm sunset to cool night, with a realistic moon appearing and lighting the mountains.
Speech: "In this case, Nano Banana Pro is absolutely insane for multilingual text rendering and subject consistency."

[00:46–01:02]
Subject: Creator uses expansive hand gestures.
Top Display: Side-by-side comparisons: A vintage red truck in a desert vs. a modern skyscraper. UI labels "Flux Kontext Pro" and "Nano Banana Pro" appear over relevant examples.
Action: Dynamic sliding transitions between examples.
Speech: "But on the other hand, if you want to change specific individual elements in a scene that require consistent lighting and perspective, you're going to want to use Flux Kontext Pro."

[01:02–01:15]
Subject: Creator leans in closer to the camera for the final call to action.
Top Display: Final montage of a designer at a desk, an "Arcade" sign, and a close-up portrait.
Action: Final logo for Adobe Photoshop and the two models appear.
Speech: "So if you're a designer, marketer, or entrepreneur, these tools are going to speed up your workflow 10x. Try it out today."

NEGATIVE PROMPT:
Visual: Blurry face, inconsistent hoodie color, flickering background lights, distorted UI text, messy room, low resolution, jittery camera movement, unnatural hand gestures.
Speech: Robotic tone, muffled audio, background noise, lip-sync delay, stuttering, inconsistent volume, harsh 's' sounds.

SPEECH PACK:
[00:00-00:03] "This is the best new workflow for editing images with AI."
TAKE_A: (Energetic, emphasis on "best" and "AI")
TAKE_B: (Fast-paced, emphasis on "new workflow")
[00:03-00:07] "It’s Adobe Photoshop and their two new AI partner models..."
TAKE_A: (Informative, clear enunciation of "Photoshop")
TAKE_B: (Excited, rising intonation at the end)
[00:14-00:22] "...you can make pretty much anything when it comes to AI image generation and editing."
TAKE_A: (Confident, slow down on "pretty much anything")
TAKE_B: (Smooth, conversational flow)
[00:38-00:46] "In this case, Nano Banana Pro is absolutely insane for multilingual text rendering..."
TAKE_A: (Punchy, emphasis on "insane")
TAKE_B: (Authoritative, professional tone)

Why kallaway's Adobe Photoshop Nano Banana Flux Kontext Workflow Went Viral — and the Formula Behind It

This case study analyzes a high-energy, educational tech tutorial by creator @kallaway, focusing on the integration of advanced AI models—Nano Banana Pro and Flux Kontext Pro—within the Adobe Photoshop ecosystem. The video utilizes a signature "split-screen commentary" aesthetic, where the creator provides a direct-to-camera explanation in the bottom half while the top half showcases rapid-fire, high-fidelity AI image transformations. With cinematic lighting, a crisp urban-tech wardrobe (black hoodie and cap), and a rhythmic editing style, this content bridges the gap between professional software tutorials and viral "edutainment." It captures the current zeitgeist of AI-assisted creativity, offering immediate value by simplifying complex technical choices into a "this vs. that" framework.

What You’re Seeing: Visual & Audio Breakdown

The video is a masterclass in information density. The subject is a male creator in a dimly lit, professional studio environment, using a shallow depth of field to keep the focus on his expressions. He wears a black hoodie and a black baseball cap, creating a "tech-insider" persona. The top half of the frame acts as a dynamic canvas, cycling through diverse visual examples: from a hyper-realistic burger to a neon "BAR" sign being edited in real-time. The color palette is vibrant in the demo area, contrasting with the moody, warm-toned lighting of the creator's studio.

Shot-by-Shot Breakdown

Time Range	Visual Content	Shot Language	Lighting & Tone	Viewer Intent
00:00–00:03	Creator speaks; top shows burger and fashion shots.	Split-screen; Medium Close-up (MCU).	Warm studio key light; high saturation top.	Hook: Establish authority and visual quality.
00:03–00:07	Photoshop UI: Generative Fill prompt box appearing.	UI Screen Recording / Overlay.	Clean, digital interface.	Context: Show the specific tool being discussed.
00:07–00:14	Rapid cuts: Beanie girl, snowy forest, skateboarder.	Fast-paced montage.	Varied; cinematic and high-contrast.	Proof of Concept: Demonstrate versatility.
00:14–00:22	Neon "BAR" sign changing to "PUB" via AI.	Close-up on specific detail.	Moody, night-time neon glow.	Specific Value: Show text-rendering capabilities.
00:22–00:38	UI selection between Nano Banana and Flux models.	Macro UI focus.	Neutral, instructional.	Education: Explain the "Why" behind the choice.
00:38–00:56	Landscape day-to-night transition; vintage truck.	Before/After comparison.	Golden hour to cool moonlight.	Deep Dive: Show environmental lighting control.
00:56–01:15	Creator summarizes; final UI shots and CTA.	MCU with dynamic text overlays.	Consistent warm studio light.	Retention/Action: Summarize and drive engagement.

Why It Went Viral: The Breakdown

The Power of "New Tool" Curiosity

The primary driver of this video's success is the "New Workflow" hook. By positioning the content as the "best new workflow" for Photoshop, the creator taps into the constant desire for efficiency among creative professionals. The mention of specific, oddly-named models like "Nano Banana Pro" creates an immediate "What is that?" curiosity gap. This isn't just another AI video; it's a specific, actionable update for a tool millions already use.

The "This vs. That" Cognitive Shortcut

Psychologically, humans love categorization. The video succeeds by taking two complex AI models and giving them clear, distinct roles: one for text/consistency and one for lighting/environment. This reduces the "paradox of choice" for the viewer, making the information highly "saveable" as a reference guide. The creator acts as a filter, distilling technical documentation into a 60-second cheat sheet.

Platform Perspective: Retention & Signals

From an algorithmic standpoint, the video is engineered for Watch Time. The split-screen format provides two streams of information simultaneously, forcing the brain to stay engaged. The rapid cuts in the top half (every 1.5–2 seconds) prevent visual fatigue. Furthermore, the "tutorial" nature of the content encourages Saves, a high-weight signal for Instagram and TikTok that tells the algorithm the content is valuable enough to revisit.

5 Testable Viral Hypotheses

The "Dual-Stream" Hypothesis: Providing a talking head for trust + a visual demo for proof simultaneously increases retention by 30% compared to full-screen talking heads.
The "Specific Naming" Hypothesis: Using specific, non-generic names (e.g., "Nano Banana Pro") in the first 3 seconds increases click-through rates by creating a curiosity gap.

The "Problem/Solution" UI Hook:

The "Persona Consistency" Hypothesis: Wearing a consistent "uniform" (black hoodie/cap) builds brand recognition, making users more likely to stop scrolling when they see the creator's silhouette.
The "Categorization" Hypothesis: Explicitly telling the viewer "Use X for Y, and A for B" creates higher save rates than general tool overviews.

How to Recreate: Step-by-Step Tutorial

Identify a "New" Workflow: Find a recent update in a popular tool (Photoshop, Canva, Premiere) that solves a specific pain point.
Script the "This vs. That": Don't just show a tool; compare two features or models. Define clear use cases for each (e.g., "Speed vs. Quality").
Set Up Your "Studio" Persona: Use a consistent background and outfit. Aim for "Professional but Accessible." Use a ring light or softbox at a 45-degree angle for that cinematic look.
Record the Demo: Use screen recording software to capture the UI. Perform the actions slowly so they are easy to follow, then speed them up in post-production.
The Split-Screen Edit: In your editor (CapCut/Premiere), place your talking head in the bottom 40% and the demo in the top 60%. Use a clean border or shadow to separate them.
Sync to the Beat: Choose a rhythmic, upbeat track. Ensure every visual change in the top half lands on a beat or a snare hit.
Add Dynamic Captions: Use high-contrast text (e.g., yellow on black) for key terms like "Generative Fill" or "Nano Banana Pro."
The "Loop" Outro: End your sentence in a way that leads back into the hook for a seamless loop effect.

Growth Playbook: Distribution & Scaling

3 Ready-to-Use Hooks

"Stop using [Old Method] for your [Task]. This new AI workflow is 10x faster."
"Photoshop just dropped two new AI models, and you’re probably using the wrong one."
"If you can learn this one AI trick, you can edit any image in seconds."

4 Caption Templates

The Value Bomb: "The secret is out. 🤫 Photoshop’s new partner models are changing the game. Use Nano for text, Flux for light. Which one are you trying first? 👇"
The Efficiency Play: "Work smarter, not harder. 🧠 This 60-second breakdown shows you exactly how to pick the right AI model for your next edit. Save this for later! 💾"
The Curiosity Gap: "Nano Banana Pro? 🍌 It sounds weird, but it’s the best thing to happen to image editing this year. Here’s why... [Link in bio]"
The Community Question: "AI is moving too fast. 🏃‍♂️ I tested the new @photoshop models so you don't have to. Are you team Nano or team Flux? Let me know below!"

Hashtag Strategy

Broad (Reach): #AI #GraphicDesign #Photoshop #ContentCreator #TechTrends
Mid-Tier (Targeted): #GenerativeAI #AdobePhotoshop #DesignWorkflow #AITools
Niche (Community): #NanoBananaPro #FluxKontextPro #AIEditing #IndieCreator

Frequently Asked Questions

What tools make it look the most similar?

Use Adobe Premiere Pro for the split-screen and CapCut for the rhythmic, auto-synced captions.

What are the 3 most important words in the prompt?

"Consistency," "Lighting," and "Context" are the pillars of these specific AI models.

Why does the generated face look inconsistent?

You likely aren't using the "Subject Consistency" toggle or the Nano Banana Pro model correctly.

How can I avoid making it look like AI?

Lower the "Guidance Scale" and use Flux Kontext Pro to match the environmental lighting of the original plate.

Is it easier to go viral on Instagram or TikTok with this?

Instagram Reels currently favors high-production-value educational content like this.

How should I properly disclose AI use?

Use the platform's built-in "AI-Generated" label and mention the specific models in your caption.