농구 슛 모먼트 (점프슛·덩크)

Original prompt

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

[Purpose]
Korean basketball action poster-style sports image, capturing a single high-energy shot moment with cinematic impact. Designed for social posts, event promos, arena announcements, or editorial sports graphics with realistic game-night detail.

[Composition]
- Main subject placement: the player occupies the central-to-lower 55% of the frame in a low-angle dramatic jump, with the ball and shooting hand pushed into the upper third for maximum vertical tension.
- Background treatment: indoor court with polished wood floor, blurred crowd bokeh, LED ribbon boards, scoreboard glow, sideline photographers, bench silhouettes, and darkened arena edges to isolate the action while still feeling like a real game environment.
- Framing direction: wide horizontal action framing, with strong diagonal motion from lower-left to upper-right, visible rim/backboard area when appropriate for {장면}, and realistic court depth lines.
- Poster information layer: integrate event-promo details around the action without covering the athlete: short Korean headline, date/time/venue, ticket info, sponsor strip, small credit line, and decorative motion graphics such as speed lines, halftone dots, court-diagram arcs, or light streaks.
- Use {장면}, {선수 결}, {코트}, {조명}, {컬러}, {구도}, {비율} as the editable scene controls.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
- Hero action zone (center 60%): show {장면} at peak suspension, with the torso twisted naturally, knees bent or extended depending on the move, and the ball held clearly in the action path.
- Athlete rendering: {선수 결} with sharp muscle definition, realistic fabric folds, sweat highlights, compression gear seams, taped fingers or wristband detail, and authentic basketball shoe traction visible on the lifted foot.
- Court environment: {코트} with glossy reflections on the hardwood, painted lane markings, three-point arc fragments, baseline typography blur, basket support padding, out-of-focus arena lights, LED ad-board color glow, and sideline hints such as towels, camera lenses, staff silhouettes, or bench figures.
- Lighting composition: {조명} with a defined key light on the player’s upper body, deeper shadow under the legs, a mild rim edge to separate the silhouette from the background, and small specular highlights on sweat, ball texture, and polished floor.
- Color design: {컬러} applied as the dominant palette, with team accents on jersey trims, ball details, scoreboard glow, LED signage, court reflections, and graphic overlays, while keeping the arena background darker for contrast.
- Event poster text layout: set bold Korean title text in a strong sports-poster position: “농구 슛 모먼트”; add secondary blurbs such as “파이널 쿼터 집중”, “승부를 가르는 한 방”, “LIVE GAME NIGHT”; include realistic details: “2026.05.18 SAT 19:30”, “잠실 아레나”, “TICKET ₩35,000~”, “입장 18:30”, and a small sponsor/partner strip reading “SPONSOR · HOOP LAB · SEOUL SPORTS · ARENA CREW”.
- Micro details: include a small player credit near the lower edge such as “PLAYER CREDIT: KIM JIWON #23”, a tiny photo credit “PHOTO BY COURTSIDE STUDIO”, and a subtle QR/ticket block or barcode-style ticket mark labeled “예매 정보”.
- Camera language: low-angle sports editorial perspective, 70-200mm telephoto feel at around 135mm, f/2.8 look, freezing motion with crisp subject edges and slight background blur.
- Final framing: {구도} with enough headroom for the jump arc, hands and ball fully readable, arena ceiling lights and scoreboard glow supporting the vertical height, and the poster information arranged in readable zones around the action.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: use Pretendard Bold or Noto Sans KR Bold, 42–64px for title-scale text, 20–32px for event details, and 10–16px for micro credits; use tight kerning, strong sports-poster alignment, and high-contrast text blocks that remain legible over motion blur.
- Color palette: use {컬러} as the core scheme, anchored by deep charcoal #1E1E24, hardwood amber #A66A3F, off-white highlights #F4F1EA, and one saturated team accent.
- Graphic elements: add dynamic but believable sports-design layers such as diagonal score-line bands, transparent court diagrams, shot-clock numerals, dust/sweat particles, light flares from arena fixtures, and subtle halftone texture in the background.
- Border/shadow: subtle 10–18px soft shadow under the player body, 20% opacity, plus a faint vignette around the corners for arena depth; allow poster-style edge gradients, ticket-stub blocks, and sponsor-strip panels when they support the event-promo design.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: sports editorial telephoto look, 135mm equivalent, f/2.8, fast shutter freeze-frame aesthetic, similar to high-end NBA game photography.
- Lighting: studio-style arena key light from upper-left at 45°, controlled fill from front-right, and a slight rim from the back to carve out the athlete from the crowd.
- Color grade: contrasty broadcast sports grade with dark navy shadows, warm wood tones, vivid team-color accents, realistic skin tones, crisp jersey texture, and glossy court reflections.

[6. MOOD]
High-energy arena sports editorial — ESPN / NBA game-night poster feel with a cinematic action freeze, packed with real event atmosphere, crowd tension, court sound, and playoff-night intensity.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: “농구 슛 모먼트”, “파이널 쿼터 집중”, “승부를 가르는 한 방”, “2026.05.18 SAT 19:30”, “잠실 아레나”, “TICKET ₩35,000~”, “예매 정보”, “입장 18:30” must render cleanly and legibly.
- Scene logic: the player must be in a believable basketball action pose with anatomically correct limbs, exactly 5 fingers per hand, and a physically plausible jump arc.
- Composition invariant: maintain one dominant athlete, one primary action moment, and a clear low-angle dramatic perspective.
- Poster realism: event details, sponsor strip, barcode or ticket block, player credit, court markings, crowd bokeh, scoreboard/LED glow, and arena lighting should feel integrated into one coherent Korean basketball game-night poster.

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