Create photos to sell a chair on Karrot

Commerce

Request

English translation

I'm trying to post a chair on Daangn (Korean secondhand marketplace), but I don't like the photos. I took them roughly in my room, the lighting is yellowish, and since I'm just posting them like that, it won't sell. But if it looks too studio-like or AI-made, it'll look like a scam, so keep it moderate. Keep the actual used condition (slight scratches). Make 4 images like this: front, 45 degrees, a detail close-up, and a shot placed in a space, so people want to click on them.

Show original text

당근에 의자 하나 올리려는데 사진이 마음에 안들어. 방에서 대충 찍어서 조명도 누렇고 그냥 올리니까 안팔려. 근데 너무 스튜디오, AI 티 나면 사기꾼 같으니까 적당히. 실제 중고 상태(약간 긁힘)는 살려주고. 정면, 45도, 디테일 컷, 공간에 놓인 컷 이렇게 4장 만들어서 사람들이 클릭하고 싶게끔 만들어줘.

Provided assets

Fixed: what stays the same

No fixed inputs were specified.

Variable: up to the maker

No variables were specified.

Evaluation criteria

Are the chair's shape, color, and material identical to the provided original photo?
Is the actual wear (such as scratches) left visible rather than erased?
Does it look like an object actually placed in that room, not a studio new-product shot?
Were all 4 images produced: front, 45-degree, detail, and space?
When reduced to list-thumbnail size, can the chair's shape and condition be told apart?

Brief

English translation

brief.md

# Make clean sales photos for selling a used chair

## What to make
- Produce 4 angles of the chair: front, 45-degree, detail close-up, and a shot placed in a space
- Keep the used condition (slight scratches) clearly visible
- Natural lighting and background, as if photographed in a real living space
- Avoid an AI-processed or studio new-product look

## Evaluation criteria
- Are the chair's shape, color, and material the same as the provided original photos?
- Is the actual wear (scratches, etc.) preserved rather than erased?
- Does it look like an object actually placed in that room, not like a studio new-product shot?
- Were all 4 images produced: front, 45-degree, detail, and space?
- When shrunk to list-thumbnail size, can the chair's shape and condition still be told apart?

## Client's original text
> I'm trying to post a chair on Daangn (Korean secondhand marketplace), but I don't like the photos. I took them roughly in my room, the lighting is yellowish, and since I'm just posting them like that, it won't sell.
> But if it looks too studio-like or AI-made, it'll look like a scam, so keep it moderate. Keep the actual used condition (slight scratches).
> Make 4 images like this: front, 45 degrees, a detail close-up, and a shot placed in a space, so people want to click on them.