# Shore Ring 02 refined ImageGen v1

Built-in ImageGen edit using `shore-ring-02.webp` as the authoritative edit target.

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Use case: precise-object-edit
Asset type: 16:9 landing-page opening hero photograph
Input images: Image 1 is the edit target and the absolute authoritative composition.
Primary request: Return an almost pixel-for-pixel faithful refinement of Image 1. Make only two tiny visible changes: enlarge the existing centered silver ring by approximately 5 percent, and make its existing natural silver reflection and tiny specular glint slightly more luminous and immediately readable.
Preserve exactly: the original framing and crop; camera viewpoint; full shoreline geometry; every wave position, shape, direction, scale, and spacing; the amount of sea and wet sand; the ring's center position, orientation, plain unadorned band design, and natural placement; the dark blue-black color grade; exposure; shadows; left-right balance; calm mood; negative space; natural photographic softness. Do not redesign, recomposite, reframe, or reinterpret the image.
Ring edit: scale the ring up only about 5 percent relative to Image 1—an extremely subtle increase, not a product close-up. Preserve the same plain silver band. Strengthen the existing highlight only modestly: a clean thin silver rim and one small physically plausible glint. No gemstone, starburst, bloom, halo, spotlight, reflection beam, or surrounding pool of light.
Noise cleanup: keep broad dark areas smooth and photographic. Suppress algorithmic repeated microtexture, embossed pseudo-detail, fingerprints, etched swirls, uniform grain grids, moire, and patterned noise across the wet sand, dark areas, and waves. Preserve only real low-frequency water and sand variation; do not sharpen or invent texture.
Constraints: Change only the ring's approximately 5 percent scale, its subtle natural glint, and unwanted algorithmic noise. Everything else must remain visually the same as Image 1. No text, logo, watermark, people, props, extra objects, extra jewelry, rocks, shells, footprints, or plants.
Avoid: larger redesign, brighter overall exposure, artificial vignette, darkened corners, radial lighting, warm colors, dramatic surf, new wave patterns, modified shoreline distance, cinematic reinterpretation, advertising polish, excessive contrast, excessive sharpness.
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