edit this image turn this 3d interior render into a photograph that looks like a real photo from an interior design magazine architectural digest elle decoration cereal style keep exactly the same the layout camera angle framing perspective the shape and placement of every object and all materials and colours do not add remove or move anything do not change the design improve only the realism lighting natural soft daylight coming in through the window on the left filtered by the sheer curtains realistic light falloff across the room and gentle light bouncing off the walls soft contact shadows under the bathtub the vanity and the wc plus subtle ambient occlusion in the corners the pendant lamps give a warm gentle glow not overexposed mild highlight rolloff and natural dynamic range like a real camera materials burl wood cabinet deep three dimensional grain with real depth satin lacquer with uneven natural reflections and slight variation in tone it must look like real veneer not laminate or a printed texture wooden door frame real wood grain with natural sheen variation green onyx vanity translucent with light softly scattering inside the stone natural veining polished but not glassy white tiles subtle unevenness in the glaze slight variation in the grout lines soft reflections terrazzo floor fine aggregate texture and soft matte reflections curtains visible linen weave natural folds light passing through the fabric bathtub soft satin surface gentle reflections brushed brass fittings subtle and realistic every surface has natural micro imperfections nothing is perfectly clean or uniform photography shot on a full frame camera with a 24mm tilt shift lens verticals perfectly straight f 8 tripod natural restrained colour grading with neutral whites and soft contrast very subtle film grain and slight depth avoid cgi look plastic or laminate looking surfaces flat lighting over sharpening oversaturation hdr effect perfectly uniform textures glowing edges added decorations or objects
