Qwen Image 3.0 리뷰: 이미지 속 글씨까지 선명, 장당 $0.03

텍스트→이미지

Cinematic film still, medieval tavern barber under a carved wooden sign. The barber leans in with a straight razor while the customer tips his head fully back, the whole line of his throat exposed, lather bright under a single candle; the carved sign above reads THE BRASS COCK in clean lettering. Smoke and low beams behind. 35mm, shallow depth of field, heavy grain, candle amber and oak brown, restrained and tasteful.

텍스트→이미지

Editorial photograph shot from a steep high angle, warm tungsten bedside lamp the only light source. A hotel nightstand and the corner of a rumpled bed: a folded cream card is propped against the lamp base, handwritten in looping blue fountain-pen ink, the first line reading 'WAKE ME' and the second line reading 'BEFORE YOU GO'. Beside the card sit a single dropped earring, a brass room key and a glass with a lipstick mark on the rim. Behind, thrown out of focus, an adult woman lies face-down across white sheets, bare back and shoulders, the sheet pulled up across her hips, one arm reaching toward the nightstand. Shallow focus holding the card razor sharp, warm amber highlights and deep shadow, 50mm, fine film grain. The handwriting is neat, evenly spaced and clearly legible.

이미지 편집

Cast: one man. Merge these two references into one frame: place the figure from Image 1 in the doorway of the storefront from Image 2, at night in the rain, neon running down a wet overcoat, and change the shop sign to read LATE HOURS. The soaked overcoat clings and hangs open over bare skin, collar turned up against the rain, medium close. Cinematic, shallow depth of field, heavy film grain.

이미지 편집

Keep the bathroom, the mirror, the steam, the woman's reflection, the basin, the lighting and the whole composition exactly as they are. On the blank fogged area of the mirror to the left of her reflection, add two lines of writing drawn in bold red lipstick, thick glossy strokes with clear dark glass showing through where the fog is wiped away, slightly dripping at the ends: the first line reads 'WAIT UP' and the second line below reads 'FOR ME'. The lettering is large, hand-drawn, neatly spelled and clearly legible, and catches the warm bathroom light. Change nothing else.