here is a mini-guide on how it's supposed to work (written by Gemini):

To achieve maximum realism, analog grit, or authentic casual smartphone aesthetics, you should follow the exact prompt structure the model was trained on.

📐 The Prompt Formula:

[Prefix Tags] + [Natural Language Description] + [Suffix Tags & Score]

1. Prefix Tags (The Setup): Set the camera type, lighting, safety, and shot style at the very beginning.
2. Core Description (The Scene): Describe the subject, clothing, pose, and background using natural English sentences (avoid messy tag-soup).
3. Suffix Tags (The Quality & Era): Close your prompt with the simulated year of the photo and the quality score.

📋 KEYWORDS TO COPY-PASTE

1. Camera & Tech Prefixes:

• @smartphone_photo — Casual, modern mobile look with subtle computational processing.
• @compact_digital_photo — Early 2000s "point-and-shoot" digicam vibe.
• @film_photo — Authentic analog look with rich organic textures and grain.
• @vhs_screencap — Retro video tape style with scanlines.
• @dslr_photo — Clean, professional camera rendering.

2. Lighting & Style Prefixes:

• @available_light — Soft, natural indoor/outdoor daylight.
• @direct_flash — Harsh, flat flash (perfect for late-night party vibes or digicam looks).
• @candid_photo — Caught-on-camera, unposed, natural moments.
• @posed_photo — Deliberate posing.
• @mirror_reflection — Perfect for mirror selfies.
• @underexposed / @overexposed — For dramatic low-light or high-contrast shots.

3. Safety Blocks:

• @sfw or @ (choose depending on your target generation)

4. Era & Quality Suffixes (Put at the very end!):

• Years: @1995, @2000, @2005, @2010, @2020, @2025
• Scores: score_5, score_6, score_7, score_8, score_9 (can be used in negative)

💡 Tip: Use score_8 or score_9 for high definition and clean details. Use score_6 or score_7 combined with @smartphone_photo or @compact_digital_photo