Commercial Product Photography Edit

Ultra-realistic commercial product photography edit. Keep the original composition exactly the same: - same hand position - same jar shape, size, and perspective Clean and enhance the jar: - remove all condensation, fog, scratches, and dirt - make the plastic clear, smooth, and polished - keep natural realistic reflections (not overly glossy) Fill the jar with authentic African black soap: - deep dark brown to black color - slightly rough, organic texture - realistic dense volume inside the jar - soft matte surface with subtle natural highlights Lighting correction: - remove harsh flash lighting completely - apply soft diffused studio lighting (softbox style) - balanced exposure, no blown highlights - soft natural shadow under the hand only Background: - replace background with pure clean white seamless studio backdrop - smooth, minimal, no visible lines or distractions Hand: - keep original skin tone and natural texture - slightly clean and even out skin tone (no over-smoothing) - maintain realism and fine details Style: - premium skincare product photography - minimal, clean, luxury aesthetic - high detail, sharp focus, ultra-realistic materials - shot like a professional studio shoot (85mm lens look, f/5.6) Additional realism: - subtle soft reflection beneath the hand (studio tabletop feel) - natural color grading, neutral tones STRICTLY AVOID: blurry image, low quality, noise, grain, overexposure, harsh shadows, yellow tint, color cast, distorted hand, extra fingers, deformed anatomy, warped jar, melted plastic, unrealistic reflections, fake texture, cartoon look, CGI look, over-smoothing, exaggerated gloss, text, logo, label, watermark, background objects, redesigning the jar, changing the hand pose Insert discreet watermark in the lower right corner of the image, vertical text (rotated 90°), written "aipromptlabs.online", Calibri Light font, white color with low opacity (semi-transparent), medium size. Extreme sharpness on the face, fabric texture and typography of the letters. Shot on Canon EOS R5, 50mm f/2.8, studio light.