카페·실내 인테리어 사진 (필름톤)

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[Input]
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1536x1024

[Purpose]
Korean café interior editorial photo, film-toned lifestyle space image for magazine header and blog cover.
Designed to feel like a premium interior spread with a human-scaled, shareable café atmosphere: warm surfaces, real furniture wear, layered table objects, small menu signage, and believable neighborhood café details.

[Composition]
- The main scene centers on a café interior with the counter or window-side table taking about 55–65% of the frame, while the remaining space shows walls, shelving, plants, chairs, framed art, and café service details for depth.
- Background should be a real interior surface with wood grain, soft off-white walls, plaster texture, faint scuffs near chair legs, fabric upholstery, ceramic objects, and naturally imperfect lived-in details.
- Keep the framing wide and editorial, using {구도} as the base composition, with architectural lines, furniture placement, and daylight guiding the eye through the café.
- Place {소품 디테일} naturally on the table or counter, supported by realistic café items such as a ceramic latte cup, small pastry plate, folded receipt, paper napkin, water glass, menu card, coffee beans jar, order buzzer, magazine, linen pouch, or a casually placed tote bag.
- Add subtle environmental text only as real café signage: a small chalkboard or printed menu near the counter, shelf labels, or a tiny receipt, integrated into the scene rather than overlaid on top.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
1. Hero zone: build the main visual around {공간 컨셉}, with the counter edge, window table, or row of chairs acting as a leading line into the space.
2. Light behavior: use {시간대} as the key daylight mood, with sunlight entering from one side and creating soft shadow bands across the floor, tabletop, chair backs, ceramic cups, and plant leaves.
3. Material detail: emphasize walnut or oak counter texture, chair fabric weave, ceramic glaze, paper fiber, glass reflections, brushed metal espresso tools, and plant leaves with gentle contrast and visible film grain.
4. Styling layer: place {소품 디테일} in a relaxed arrangement with believable café clutter: spoon marks, a half-torn sugar packet, pastry crumbs, stacked saucers, folded napkins, a small vase with seasonal stems, and a handwritten order slip.
5. Environmental realism: include background shelves with cups and coffee bags, a grinder silhouette, menu board, framed print, outlet plate, coat hook, small floor plant, textured curtain, and slight variations in furniture alignment.
6. Camera look: render the scene as {카메라·렌즈}, with natural perspective, realistic depth, and no wide-angle distortion.
7. Tone finish: apply {필름·톤} across highlights, midtones, and shadows so the image feels like a scanned film editorial frame rather than a digital interior render.
8. Layout use: ensure the final composition can support {비율·용도} while keeping the main table/counter, key props, and architectural rhythm intact.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: no graphic overlay text; any visible text must exist physically in the café, such as a small printed menu, handwritten chalkboard, receipt, bean bag label, or wall card. Use clean Korean lettering similar to Pretendard SemiBold, Noto Sans KR Medium, or casual handwritten chalk script.
- Suggested environmental Korean text: menu board lines like '오늘의 원두', '아메리카노 4.8', '카페라떼 5.5', '바닐라빈 라떼 6.2', '소금빵 3.8', or a tiny receipt reading '주문번호 27'. Keep it small and naturally photographed.
- Color palette: warm cream, amber, walnut brown, muted olive, soft beige, matte black accents, milky ceramic white, pale brass, and gentle shadow gray; keep saturation controlled and avoid neon or overly vivid greens.
- Surfaces and shadows: natural shadow under cups, saucers, chair legs, plants, and props, with soft falloff, realistic contact shadows, slight dust in light beams, fingerprints on glass, and delicate film halation around bright window edges.
- Composition density: create a rich editorial café scene with layered foreground, middle ground, and background objects; avoid sterile showroom staging or perfectly aligned catalog furniture.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: Fujifilm X-T5 look, XF 23mm f/1.4 equivalent 35mm, ISO 400, f/2.8, documentary interior photography perspective.
- Lighting: natural window light only, coming from the side at roughly 45°, with soft bounce fill from the opposite wall and no obvious studio setup.
- Color grade: Kodak Portra 160 style grading, warm cream + amber highlights, slightly muted greens, soft highlight roll-off, gentle film grain, mild vignette, and a scanned-photo softness in the deepest shadows.

[6. MOOD]
Premium café interior editorial — a Kinfolk magazine spread meets a quiet boutique coffee-house atmosphere, with the realism of a Seoul neighborhood café just before the afternoon rush.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: if visible café text appears, keep it short and legible, for example '오늘의 원두', '카페라떼 5.5', '소금빵 3.8', '주문번호 27', '테이크아웃 가능'. Do not garble Korean characters.
- The scene must read as a real café interior with plausible architecture, furniture scale, natural object placement, functional counter equipment, and believable wear on surfaces.
- Do not introduce people unless they are part of the intended composition; if people appear, they should be incidental café customers or staff with correct anatomy, natural posture, and no distracting emphasis.
- Preserve {공간 컨셉}, {시간대}, {구도}, {카메라·렌즈}, {필름·톤}, {소품 디테일}, and {비율·용도} exactly as the controlling inputs.

[8. 🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Fake official seals / certifications
- Broken Korean characters