STOP Prompting Blindly: The "Nano Banana" Method for Perfect AI Images скачать в хорошем качестве

STOP Prompting Blindly: The "Nano Banana" Method for Perfect AI Images

Are you tired of AI image generators ruining your pictures with garbled, unreadable text? Are you frustrated by characters that change completely every time you hit "generate"? Most people are prompting blindly, crossing their fingers and hoping for a good result. It’s time to stop guessing. In this video, I break down the "Nano Banana" method—a structured approach using Google Gemini’s latest image generation model to finally get perfect text rendering, consistent characters, and photorealistic product mockups. I’ll share my 4-part blueprint (SUBJECT + ACTION + CONTEXT + ART STYLE) that turns vague ideas into precise imagery, and walk you through live examples ranging from cyberpunk cities to instant branding mockups. ⏰ TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Intro 0:35 Tech Note 0:54 The 4-Part Perfect Prompt Formula 1:15 Example 1: Achieving Character Consistency 2:28 Example 2: Text & Logos 3:33 Example 3: Logic & Infographics 4:13 Example 4: Style Blending 4:53 Example 5: In-Painting (Fixing Mistakes) 6:11 BONUS: Creating Instant Product Mockups 7:31 Conclusion & Final Tips 🧠 PROMPTS USED IN THIS VIDEO: Here are the exact prompts used in the examples. Copy and paste these into Gemini to try them yourself! The Formula: SUBJECT + ACTION + CONTEXT + ART STYLE ► Example 1: A close-up portrait of a woman named Sarah with curly red hair, wearing a green innovative tech hoodie, in a modern office, cinematic lighting. ► Generate an image of Sarah from the previous image, now hiking a mountain trail, wearing the same green hoodie, wide angle shot. ► Example 2: A die-cut vinyl sticker design of a cute robot barista holding a coffee cup. The coffee cup says 'Jamie's Brew' in bold, readable, bubble letters. White border, flat vector style ► Example 3: A clean, modern infographic illustrating the water cycle. Include arrows showing evaporation, condensation, and precipitation. Use a flat design style with a blue and white color palette. ► Example 4: Reimagine this image as a vintage 1920s charcoal sketch. High contrast, rough paper texture, keep the facial structure. ► Example 5: In-Painting (Adding an Object) (First, generate the base image): "A photograph of a clean, empty wooden desk surface with no objects on it, situated in a sunlit home office during the day, with soft natural light coming from a window to the left. Realistic photo style." (Then, use this prompt to add the object): "Add a silver open laptop here displaying a spreadsheet." ► BONUS: Product Mockup (Mug & Logo) (You need two source images first. Image 1: A blank mug. Image 2: A vector logo with a transparent background.) (Upload both, then use this prompt): "Combine these images. Place the vector logo from the second image onto the front of the white coffee mug from the first image. The logo should curve realistically around the mug's surface and follow the studio lighting, showing highlights and shadows consistent with the ceramic material."