Jamie Klausen

Photoreal AI images are useful for product shots, portraits, interiors and social posts, but “realistic” is less about resolution and more about light, materials and lens choices. This talk walks through a repeatable workflow:

• Define what “real” means: name the light source and colour temperature, describe materials, and choose a lens (85mm f/1.8 vs 24mm f/8).
• Structured prompts: subject, scene, light, lens, style, things to avoid.
• Reference images: reference-guided mode keeps pose, product angles and perspective consistent across a series.
• Iterate and fix locally: keep the best composition, repaint hands and lettering, adjust white balance, upscale last.
• Troubleshooting: flat images, waxy faces, wrong scale and busy backgrounds.

Demos use ai生图, a web app for AI image generation, image editing, prompt optimization and reference-guided visual workflows.