Prompts for science and labs
Science is told with two kinds of image: the research scene (the lab, the person at work) and the visual explanation (the cell, the cross-section, the diagram). Both call for order, precision and a cool, clean palette.
These codes serve universities, research centres, science communicators and tech companies: lab photos, microscope views, explainer panels and Earth from space.
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/••••••••Laboratory setting
Places the scene in a laboratory with controlled surfaces…
/••••••••Microscope view
Frames the scene as if viewed through a microscope.
/••••••••Scientific poster layout
Composes information in the style of a scientific research poster.
/••••••••Anatomy Diagram
Identifies the visible parts…
/••••••••Cross-section view
Cuts the object to show its internal cross-section.
/••••••••Clear diagram
Creates a clear diagrammatic representation of relationships…
/••••••••Explainer graphic
Composes an explainer graphic that breaks a concept into visual parts.
/••••••••Satellite view
Frames the scene from a very high satellite perspective.
/••••••••Objects arranged in orbit
Places objects or subjects in an orbital arrangement…
/••••••••Macro lens detail
Pushes the frame into a tiny detail of the subject…
/••••••••Shallow depth of field
Narrows depth of field to a minimum so only a very thin plane stays sharp.
/••••••••Cool colour grade
Grades the image toward cool tones…
/••••••••Clinical precise mood
Gives the scene a clinical, precise…
/••••••••Holographic projection
Creates a holographic projection look with translucent light…
/••••••••Infographic panel
Organizes data and illustration within an infographic panel.
/••••••••Flat vector illustration
Turns the image into a flat vector illustration…
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- To explain something, ask for a diagram (/Diagram or /CrossSection) instead of a realistic photo: it reads better.
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