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=== FINAL MASTER PROMPT — EPIC CINEMATIC AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH === USE THE SUPPLIED AIRCRAFT REFERENCE AS THE ABSOLUTE, AUTHORITATIVE REFERENCE FOR THE AIRCRAFT ONLY. The environment, weather, atmosphere, mountains and lighting are entirely new and described in text below — do NOT take anything from the reference except the aircraft. === AIRCRAFT REFERENCE LOCK — ABSOLUTE PRIORITY === Reproduce the aircraft from the supplied reference image with maximum visual fidelity. It must be UNMISTAKABLY the SAME aircraft. PRESERVE EXACTLY: - the aircraft's original silhouette - fuselage proportions, length and diameter - nose shape and engine cowling - propeller and propeller hub - cockpit / canopy geometry and framing - wing shape, proportions and placement - tail shape, vertical and horizontal stabilizers - control surfaces, visible panel construction, surface weathering - paint color: FADED PINK / DUSTY ROSE finish — MUST remain pink, NOT gray, NOT black, NOT green, NOT brown, NOT metallic - ALL existing markings - the EXACT "VMA" marking visible on the reference — same placement, same size, same appearance, same faded white/pale coloring DO NOT reinterpret, substitute, redesign, or alter the aircraft in any way. The aircraft MUST remain visibly PINK / FADED ROSE with the VMA marking clearly readable. === AIRCRAFT POSE, POSITION & SCALE === - Ultra-wide 21:9 cinematic frame. - Strict, clean SIDE PROFILE of the aircraft — camera exactly perpendicular to the aircraft's longitudinal axis. - NO three-quarter view, NO front three-quarter, NO rear three-quarter, NO top-down, NO banking. - The aircraft flies clearly RIGHT TO LEFT. - The aircraft is placed in the RIGHT THIRD of the composition. - The aircraft is now SLIGHTLY SMALLER and SLIGHTLY FARTHER from the camera than in the previous render — the aircraft is a distant, heroic silhouette in a monumental landscape, but still clearly readable: its pink color and VMA marking must remain legible. - Compositional placement is IDENTICAL to the previous image — same position in the right third, same right-to-left flight direction, same clean side profile. - Generous negative space around the aircraft. The landscape and mountains dominate; the aircraft is the small, powerful hero cutting through them. === THE MOUNTAIN ENVIRONMENT — MUCH HIGHER & MORE MONUMENTAL === An enormous, high-altitude winter alpine mountain range — the mountains are now MUCH HIGHER and more TOWERING than before. - Colossal, skyscraper-scale snow-covered peaks rising dramatically into the sky, dominating the frame vertically. - Mountains extend toward the horizon in MULTIPLE LAYERS — large foreground peaks, mid-distance peaks, and far peaks dissolving into haze. - Snow-covered ridges, sheer rocky faces, deep glacial valleys filled with slow-moving clouds and cold mist. - Detailed snow crust, icy cornices, exposed dark rock on the steep faces. - Cold, physically massive, geographically believable — these are Himalayan-scale peaks. - Natural snow color — cold whites, blue-gray shadows, restrained warm highlights on sunlit peaks. === CLOUD COVER — HEAVY & DRAMATIC === - Large, powerful winter cloud formations dominating significant portions of the frame. - Thick storm clouds partially obscuring some peaks, revealing others in dramatic gaps. - Realistic internal cloud density with visible sunlight transmission through thinner edges. - Cold gray-blue cloud shadows on the underside; warm golden backlight on the sunlit edges. - The aircraft carves a path through the cloud layer, partially enveloped in its edges. === HEAVY SNOW SQUALL — THE AIRCRAFT BREAKING THROUGH === - The aircraft pushes through a MODERATE-TO-HEAVY high-altitude winter snow squall. - Visible fine ice crystals and snow particles streaming past the aircraft — dramatic but not obscuring. - Snow particles flare and sparkle in the sunlight around the aircraft as it cuts through the storm. - The snow communicates the aircraft BREAKING THROUGH the weather — speed, force, altitude, cold. - Disturbed snow and vapor trails off the wingtips and propeller wash. - Some particles catch the sunlight and glow gold; others remain cold gray-white. STRICT — DO NOT: - fill the entire frame with snow - create a blizzard wall that hides the aircraft - obscure the VMA marking or the pink fuselage === ENGINE EXHAUST — SMOKE FROM THE FRONT (ENGINE COWLING) === - A SMALL, REALISTIC PISTON-ENGINE SMOKE AND EXHAUST GLOW coming from the FRONT of the aircraft, right at the engine cowling — the engine sits at the NOSE, and the smoke and exhaust emerge from the cowling area at the front. - A small, localized dark translucent smoke wisp streams back along the fuselage from the front engine cowling, dispersing quickly into the turbulent air. - A small, warm orange-yellow glow at the engine exhaust ports — subtle, localized, physically believable for a piston engine running in cold dense air. - The smoke is thin, wispy, irregular — clearly a real piston-engine exhaust trail, not a contrail, not a jet plume. - The effect is SMALL and controlled — noticeable on close inspection, but not the focal point of the frame. STRICT — DO NOT: - create a large flame - create a jet flame - create a rocket exhaust - create a giant smoke trail - create a fireball - create an explosion === SUN — SLIGHTLY OBSCURED, BUT EPIC RAYS === - The sun is now PARTIALLY HIDDEN BEHIND a mountain peak or a heavy cloud formation — its disc is partly obscured, glimmering through the gap. - Positioned in the CENTER-LEFT region of the frame, slightly behind the aircraft. - Despite being partially hidden, the sun STILL BLAZES — powerful, blinding rays bursting out from behind the mountain or cloud, breaking through the storm haze in dramatic beams. - STRONG, VISIBLE VOLUMETRIC SUN RAYS — dramatic god rays blasting diagonally across the frame, cutting through clouds, snow and mist. - The rays penetrate and reflect off the snow particles suspended in the air — creating glowing golden trails of light across the frame. - The aircraft is STRONGLY BACKLIT — the sun halo traces the aircraft silhouette in blazing golden fire. === CINEMATIC LENS FLARE — BEAUTIFUL & PHOTOGRAPHIC === - As the sun rays hit the cinema lens, produce BEAUTIFUL, CINEMATIC, PHOTOGRAPHIC LENS FLARE: - soft, warm, elongated light streaks crossing the frame from the sun - soft concentric flare circles and warm halation around the brightest parts of the frame - subtle hexagonal or circular ghost flares along the diagonal from the sun - fine warm veiling glare across the darker shadow areas - The flare must feel NATURAL — real optical behavior from a real cinema lens pointed into a bright, partially hidden sun. - Strong, dramatic, cinematic — but not overcooked. STRICT — DO NOT: - create a giant artificial anamorphic flare - create colored CGI flare streaks - create fantasy light effects - blow out the entire frame into white - hide the aircraft behind the flare === AIRCRAFT / ATMOSPHERE INTERACTION === - Visible disturbed vapor and fine snow swirling around the aircraft as it passes through cold turbulent air. - Wingtip vortices briefly visible as fine vapor trails. - A powerful, naturally dispersed wake behind the aircraft — mixing snow, vapor, and exhaust. - Small snow particles near the aircraft catch the sunlight and glow gold against the cold blue shadow side. - The aircraft must feel PHYSICALLY EMBEDDED in the storm — punching through it, not floating on top of it. === LIGHTING & CONTRAST === - Cold blue-gray winter shadows across snow, mountains, and storm clouds. - Warm BLAZING golden sunlight breaking through the clouds from behind — the emotional core of the image. - Strong natural RIM LIGHT tracing the aircraft silhouette in blazing gold. - Subtle warm highlights on the top of the fuselage and wings. - The aircraft remains DARKER than the sun-haloed sky, but the pink color and VMA marking must remain CLEARLY READABLE — preserve natural detail in the shadow side. - Cinematic contrast — dramatic without crushing blacks, clean without clipping highlights. - Strong warm/cold contrast. === CAMERA & OPTICAL SPECIFICATION (REAL, NOT AI LOOK) === - Large-format professional digital cinema camera — Arri Alexa LF or Venice 2 equivalent. - Large sensor with approximately 14 stops of usable dynamic range. - 24mm full-frame-equivalent professional cinema prime lens. - Wide environmental perspective, strong spatial depth, natural cinematic proportions. - NO fisheye, NO barrel distortion, NO stretched aircraft geometry. - Camera positioned far from the aircraft. - Camera and aircraft approximately at similar altitude. - Camera stabilized on a professional aerial cinematography platform (helicopter-mounted SHOTOVER or equivalent). - Smooth, stable, cinematic framing. - Aperture approximately T4.0 – T5.6. - Shutter approximately 1/48 – 1/96 second. - Low native ISO / clean exposure. - Natural motion rendering — propeller has realistic rotational motion blur. - No drone-camera aesthetic. No wide-angle distortion. === IMAGE RENDERING QUALITY === - High-resolution modern digital cinema image. - Large-sensor cinematic rendering with extremely detailed fine textures. - Pronounced but controlled micro-contrast. - Crisp optical detail with natural cinematic depth separation. - Clean subject separation from background. - Realistic modern color reproduction with controlled highlight rolloff. - Detailed shadows with subtle digital sensor texture. - Precise focus rendering. - Premium professional cinema optics. - Polished but photographic image quality. - NO artificial HDR, NO oversharpening, NO soapy/waxy look. - Image captured through the camera — camera itself not visible, no text, no logos, no UI, no metadata. === DEPTH & ATMOSPHERIC PERSPECTIVE === - Depth comes from real physical distance, atmospheric perspective, mountain haze and cloud layering. - Distant mountains progressively lose contrast and saturation naturally. - Foreground mountains retain more detail and darker snow shadows. - The aircraft remains naturally sharp enough to identify its exact shape and VMA marking. === COLOR & GRADE === - Premium cinematic color science — natural, restrained, believable. - Natural winter whites and realistic snow tones. - BLAZING warm golden sunlight on highlights. - Cool blue-gray atmospheric shadows. - Restrained saturation — no aggressive teal-and-orange grade, no crushed blacks, no HDR halos, no oversharpening. - Rich but believable tonal separation. === FINAL VISUAL TARGET === A frame from an extremely expensive real-world aviation feature film — shot on a large-format cinema camera in the Alps during a winter golden-hour snow squall. - COLOSSAL, TOWERING snowy mountains dominate the image in multiple atmospheric layers — much higher than the previous render. - Heavy winter clouds fill significant portions of the frame, torn open by the partially hidden sun. - The SUN is PARTIALLY OBSCURED behind a peak or cloud — but its rays BLAZE outward in dramatic volumetric beams. - BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPHIC LENS FLARE streaks across the frame — soft warm streaks, halation, ghost flares along the diagonal. - Fine snow particles stream past the aircraft as it punches through the storm. - A SMALL piston-engine exhaust smoke wisp and subtle warm glow emerge from the FRONT engine cowling, trailing back along the fuselage. - The PINK aircraft with the EXACT VMA MARKING flies in the RIGHT THIRD — slightly smaller, slightly farther, strict side profile, RIGHT TO LEFT — a small, powerful hero cutting through the monumental alpine storm, backlit with a blazing golden rim light. - The aircraft remains unmistakably the EXACT aircraft from the supplied reference — pink, dusty rose, VMA clearly readable. - The image must look captured by a real camera, not generated. === STRICT NEGATIVES (DO NOT) === Wrong aircraft, different aircraft, generic WWII fighter, aircraft redesign, aircraft reinterpretation, altered silhouette, altered proportions, altered fuselage, altered nose, altered cockpit, altered canopy, altered wings, altered tail, different propeller, different engine. Dark aircraft, black aircraft, gray aircraft, green aircraft, brown aircraft, metallic aircraft, missing pink color, missing VMA, altered VMA, incorrect VMA, extra VMA, invented markings, roundel, cockade, extra insignia, extra text, extra logos, extra symbols. Three-quarter aircraft view, front three-quarter, rear three-quarter, top-down, aircraft banking, aircraft turning toward camera, aircraft flying left to right, aircraft centered, aircraft too large filling the frame, aircraft too tiny / speck-like / toy-like. CGI, 3D render, Unreal Engine, Blender, game graphics, concept art, matte painting, illustration, plastic surfaces, synthetic textures, AI texture, overprocessed image, cheap render, stock image look, excessive HDR, excessive sharpening, oversharpening, clarity effect, fake detail, fake film grain, soapy / waxy rendering. Blizzard wall hiding the aircraft, particle storm, snow covering aircraft, hundreds of white streaks, artificial particle effects, fantasy blizzard, CGI fog, artificial volumetric fog. Jet flame, rocket exhaust, fireball, explosion, dramatic jet plume. Giant artificial anamorphic flare, colored CGI flare streaks, excessive bloom, glowing mountains, glowing clouds, fantasy lighting. Oversaturated orange, teal-orange grading, crushed blacks, clipped highlights, HDR halos, artificial depth of field, fake bokeh, fisheye, barrel distortion, wide-angle distortion. Multiple aircraft, people, buildings, modern objects, UI, text overlays, watermark, logo, caption.