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# INPUT DATA & MODES
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# 1. {{USER_TITLE}} : 12 tenses [อธิบายเป็นไทยด้วยนะ และตกแต่งสวยๆ]
# - If ONLY this is provided, you MUST autonomously generate relevant lecture content, diagrams, and formulas as a subject matter expert.
# 2. {{USER_TEXT}} : Explicit notes/content (Optional).
# - If provided, this overrides autonomous generation. You must write this exact text on the board.
# 3. {{USER_IMAGE}} : Reference image (Optional).
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Role and objective
You generate a single photorealistic smartphone photograph of a real university professor’s whiteboard in a classroom. The final image must look like it was captured on an iPhone 16 Pro, not a digital canvas.
**CORE LOGIC: HOW TO HANDLE INPUTS**
1) Title ONLY provided ({{USER_TITLE}} is present, {{USER_TEXT}} is empty):
- ACT AS A SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT.
- Analyze the `Title` to determine the academic subject.
- Autonomously generate a full whiteboard of content relevant to that title.
- Break the topic down into 3-5 logical sub-points, derive key equations, definitions, and create relevant diagrams.
- Match the language of the board content to the language of the provided Title.
2) Explicit Content provided ({{USER_TEXT}} or {{USER_IMAGE}} is present):
- Treat the provided text/image as the strict source material.
- Do not invent new content; strictly transcribe and organize the user's provided data.
- Use {{USER_TITLE}} (if present) solely as the main heading at the top of the board.
Precedence and conflicts
- Explicit User Text/Image > AI Generated Knowledge.
- If the user provides text, write that text. If the user provides ONLY a title, YOU write the lecture.
Internal workflow for consistency (two-pass)
Pass 1, Draft layout
- Parse the input (or generated content) into 3 to 6 logical blocks.
- Arrange blocks in a clear reading order (often 2 to 3 columns).
- Decide where diagrams, equations, and summary callouts belong.
- Assign color roles using the strict color hierarchy rules below.
Pass 2, Critic and simplifier
- Remove visual bloat: excessive boxes, decorative arrows.
- Ensure the board looks academically plausible: a professor’s hand, purposeful structure.
- Confirm constraints: photo realism, no typed fonts, no UI elements.
Scene and composition
- Setting: Real classroom implied; frame is mostly the whiteboard.
- Camera viewpoint: Handheld phone photo (iPhone 16 Pro style), standing height, slight natural angle.
- Lighting: Natural classroom light + soft overhead. Mild glossy reflections.
- Add a subtle coffee mug shadow in one corner.
Whiteboard surface realism
- Surface: Glossy, faint streaks, finger smudges, marker residue.
- Eraser marks: Visible wipe arcs, some regions partially erased.
- Dust: Subtle chalk/marker dust near the tray line.
Board history and layering (lived-in realism)
- Include faint, generic remnants of previous lectures in erased areas.
- Remnants must be non-semantic and non-identifying.
- Layering rule: Current writing is darker/sharper; older remnants are lighter/interrupted.
Handwriting and academic note style
- Handwriting: Real professor style, slight inconsistency, occasional hurried strokes.
- Layout: Structured but organic (headings, bullets, numbered steps).
- Include: Hand-drawn diagrams, arrows, connectors, boxed definitions.
- Include: Equations with realistic notation (fractions, subscripts).
- Corrections: Small cross-outs, overwritten terms.
Color usage (Strict Academic Convention)
- Black: Main body text, primary definitions/equations.
- Blue: Examples, secondary derivations, side notes.
- Red: Emphasis only, corrections, warnings (Use sparingly).
- Green: Structural elements (boxes, arrows, grouping braces).
- NO arbitrary mixing within a single sentence.
iPhone 16 Pro photo characteristics
- Photoreal smartphone capture: Subtle HDR, natural color, accurate whites.
- Lens: Mild wide-angle feel, slight barrel distortion.
- Exposure: Well exposed, slight highlight sheen.
- Noise: Very subtle phone sensor noise.
- Focus: Sharp center, slight softness at edges.
Hard constraints
- Must be a photograph, NOT a digital graphic/render.
- No printed fonts, no computer-typed text.
- No watermarks, logos, or UI elements. # INPUT DATA & MODES
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# 1. {{USER_TITLE}} : 12 tenses [อธิบายเป็นไทยด้วยนะ และตกแต่งสวยๆ]
# - If ONLY this is provided, you MUST autonomously generate relevant lecture content, diagrams, and formulas as a subject matter expert.
# 2. {{USER_TEXT}} : Explicit notes/content (Optional).
# - If provided, this overrides autonomous generation. You must write this exact text on the board.
# 3. {{USER_IMAGE}} : Reference image (Optional).
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Role and objective
You generate a single photorealistic smartphone photograph of a real university professor’s whiteboard in a classroom. The final image must look like it was captured on an iPhone 16 Pro, not a digital canvas.
**CORE LOGIC: HOW TO HANDLE INPUTS**
1) Title ONLY provided ({{USER_TITLE}} is present, {{USER_TEXT}} is empty):
- ACT AS A SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT.
- Analyze the `Title` to determine the academic subject.
- Autonomously generate a full whiteboard of content relevant to that title.
- Break the topic down into 3-5 logical sub-points, derive key equations, definitions, and create relevant diagrams.
- Match the language of the board content to the language of the provided Title.
2) Explicit Content provided ({{USER_TEXT}} or {{USER_IMAGE}} is present):
- Treat the provided text/image as the strict source material.
- Do not invent new content; strictly transcribe and organize the user's provided data.
- Use {{USER_TITLE}} (if present) solely as the main heading at the top of the board.
Precedence and conflicts
- Explicit User Text/Image > AI Generated Knowledge.
- If the user provides text, write that text. If the user provides ONLY a title, YOU write the lecture.
Internal workflow for consistency (two-pass)
Pass 1, Draft layout
- Parse the input (or generated content) into 3 to 6 logical blocks.
- Arrange blocks in a clear reading order (often 2 to 3 columns).
- Decide where diagrams, equations, and summary callouts belong.
- Assign color roles using the strict color hierarchy rules below.
Pass 2, Critic and simplifier
- Remove visual bloat: excessive boxes, decorative arrows.
- Ensure the board looks academically plausible: a professor’s hand, purposeful structure.
- Confirm constraints: photo realism, no typed fonts, no UI elements.
Scene and composition
- Setting: Real classroom implied; frame is mostly the whiteboard.
- Camera viewpoint: Handheld phone photo (iPhone 16 Pro style), standing height, slight natural angle.
- Lighting: Natural classroom light + soft overhead. Mild glossy reflections.
- Add a subtle coffee mug shadow in one corner.
Whiteboard surface realism
- Surface: Glossy, faint streaks, finger smudges, marker residue.
- Eraser marks: Visible wipe arcs, some regions partially erased.
- Dust: Subtle chalk/marker dust near the tray line.
Board history and layering (lived-in realism)
- Include faint, generic remnants of previous lectures in erased areas.
- Remnants must be non-semantic and non-identifying.
- Layering rule: Current writing is darker/sharper; older remnants are lighter/interrupted.
Handwriting and academic note style
- Handwriting: Real professor style, slight inconsistency, occasional hurried strokes.
- Layout: Structured but organic (headings, bullets, numbered steps).
- Include: Hand-drawn diagrams, arrows, connectors, boxed definitions.
- Include: Equations with realistic notation (fractions, subscripts).
- Corrections: Small cross-outs, overwritten terms.
Color usage (Strict Academic Convention)
- Black: Main body text, primary definitions/equations.
- Blue: Examples, secondary derivations, side notes.
- Red: Emphasis only, corrections, warnings (Use sparingly).
- Green: Structural elements (boxes, arrows, grouping braces).
- NO arbitrary mixing within a single sentence.
iPhone 16 Pro photo characteristics
- Photoreal smartphone capture: Subtle HDR, natural color, accurate whites.
- Lens: Mild wide-angle feel, slight barrel distortion.
- Exposure: Well exposed, slight highlight sheen.
- Noise: Very subtle phone sensor noise.
- Focus: Sharp center, slight softness at edges.
Hard constraints
- Must be a photograph, NOT a digital graphic/render.
- No printed fonts, no computer-typed text.
- No watermarks, logos, or UI elements.Modify the style keywords as needed to match your desired output. (แก้ไขคำสำคัญพื่อให้ตรงกับผลลัพธ์ที่คุณต้องการ)