Seedream 5.0 Pro vs Nano Banana Pro

A photorealistic editorial portrait of a 42-year-old Japanese ceramic artist in her sunlit studio, standing beside shelves of handmade bowls. Natural skin texture, a few loose strands of hair, clay dust on her indigo apron, soft window light from the left, subtle shadows, 85mm lens, eye-level medium close-up, shallow depth of field, muted earth tones. Keep both hands anatomically correct. No beauty retouching.

Create a premium advertising image for a clear glass perfume bottle named AURELIA. Place the bottle on dark green marble with a small pool of water and one white magnolia flower. Show accurate glass refraction, crisp label text, realistic reflections, and a soft gold rim light. Add the exact headline “SCENT, REFINED.” in elegant uppercase type at the top. Use a square 1:1 composition with clean space around the product.

Design a bold Swiss-style event poster on an off-white background. Use the exact headline “DESIGN FOR TOMORROW” in large black condensed type. Add the exact details “SEPTEMBER 18 — BROOKLYN” and “DOORS 6:30 PM” in smaller type. Use a strict grid, sharp alignment, one cobalt-blue circle, one red diagonal line, and generous negative space. Keep every word readable and spelled exactly as written. Use a square 1:1 format.

Create a clear educational infographic titled “HOW A SOLAR ECLIPSE WORKS.” Show the Sun, Moon, and Earth in the correct order. Label the umbra, penumbra, total eclipse path, and partial eclipse region. Add three short steps: “1. The Moon moves between Earth and the Sun.” “2. The Moon casts a shadow on Earth.” “3. Viewers in the umbra see totality.” Use a dark navy background, clean vector-style diagrams, white labels, and yellow highlights. Use a square 1:1 layout. Keep the science and all text accurate.

Use all provided reference images to create one realistic lifestyle scene. Place the same person from Reference 1 at the oak desk from Reference 2, using the silver laptop from Reference 3, with the green desk lamp from Reference 4 on the left. Preserve the person’s face, hair, clothing, and body proportions. Preserve each product’s shape, color, logo, and material. Use warm late-afternoon light, a modern home office, natural perspective, and editorial photography. Use a square 1:1 composition.

Edit the provided product photo. Keep the bottle, cap, label, logo, size, position, and proportions unchanged. Replace only the background with a bright modern bathroom made of pale travertine. Add soft daylight from the left, a subtle reflection beneath the bottle, and a small blurred eucalyptus branch in the far background. Match the new light and shadows to the original product. Do not change, rewrite, or remove any label text.