Macro product video prompt
Show texture, droplets and materials up close with extreme macro framing and controlled light sweeps that sell quality.
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Macro hides the overall shape, which means the model can't get it wrong. That makes macro shots the safest way to feature a real product. Let the light move, not the product.
Extreme macro shot of {{surface_detail}} on {{product}}. {{micro_action}}. Camera: {{camera_move}}, very slow, razor-thin depth of field with the focus plane gliding across the surface. Lighting: {{lighting}}, a soft highlight sweeping slowly across the material. Background: {{background}}, fully out of focus. Style: premium commercial, ultra-detailed texture, true-to-life colour. Duration {{duration}}, aspect ratio {{aspect_ratio}}. Avoid: text, captions, watermarks, logos, extra limbs or fingers, warped faces, flicker, sudden cuts, the product changing shape, invented labels or engraving, plastic-looking surfaces.
Example input
Macro of condensation droplets on a sparkling water bottle, droplet running down, cool backlight; 5s; 9:16.
Example output
Extreme macro shot of condensation droplets on the curved glass on a chilled bottle of sparkling water. A single droplet slowly runs down the glass. Camera: slow lateral slide from left to right, very slow, razor-thin depth of field with the focus plane gliding across the surface. Lighting: cool backlight through the glass, bright rim on the edge, a soft highlight sweeping slowly across the material. Background: deep blue gradient, fully out of focus. Style: premium commercial, ultra-detailed texture, true-to-life colour. Duration 5 seconds, aspect ratio 9:16. Avoid: text, captions, watermarks, logos, extra limbs or fingers, warped faces, flicker, sudden cuts, the product changing shape, invented labels or engraving, plastic-looking surfaces.
Troubleshooting
- Everything is sharp and it looks like a render: add 'shallow depth of field, only a thin slice in focus'.
- Liquid behaves strangely: ask for one droplet or one pour, not several simultaneous liquid events.
Known limitations
- Fine text on packaging is usually garbled; keep labels out of frame or add them in the edit.