# 01 제품화 검토 — 20 composition set

Each composition has two independent generations, named
`01-cNN-v1.png` and `01-cNN-v2.png`.

1. Consultant-side diagonal over-shoulder: both people and the triangular arrangement of tablet, reference sheets, and samples.
2. Low side profile across the table: conversation, hands, and one sample layered vertically.
3. Near-top-down shared table: two pairs of hands compare references and physical samples, faces mostly excluded.
4. Client-side reverse over-shoulder: the consultant studies a physical sample while the client presents a reference.
5. Side-by-side collaboration: both people sit on the same side and compare a physical sample with submitted material.
6. High-corner environmental view: a compact consultation area connected to a real small workshop.
7. Doorway candid view: both people lean over the central sample tray during a focused discussion.
8. Centered face-to-face symmetry: a narrow table axis leads to hands meeting around one sample.
9. Table-height hand macro: the consultant rotates a clasp or connection while the client points to a sketch.
10. Foreground sample-tray perspective: physical samples lead the eye toward the discussion in the background.
11. Reference-image comparison: a physical sample is held above a tablet displaying a non-textual jewelry reference.
12. Feasibility measurement: the consultant uses a small caliper or ruler to explain a structural limit during the meeting.
13. Material and finish comparison: two finish samples are compared against the client's reference image.
14. Connection-structure demonstration: chain, clasp, or hardware samples are arranged and explained by hand.
15. Three-quarter round-table meeting: an intimate two-person consultation with sample boards between them.
16. Standing worktable consultation: both people lean over submitted prints and a sample at a tall bench.
17. Comparable-sample selection: the consultant opens or pulls out a tray of previous generic samples for comparison.
18. Window-side candid meeting: quiet natural daylight and a serious seated conversation around one sample.
19. Human close interaction: partial faces and attentive expressions frame a sample held between them.
20. Workshop-context long view: foreground tools and samples softly frame the consultation in the middle distance.

All images are photorealistic 9:16 editorial documentary scenes. They depict an
in-person B2B product-feasibility consultation before CAD approval. Avoid CAD,
3D printing, email-centric office work, readable text, logos, and generic
corporate handshake imagery.
