5. Scenes: Telephoto

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A telephoto lens is a camera lens with a long focal length (typically 70mm to 600mm or more). Its main characteristic is bringing distant subjects visually closer while compressing perspective.

Why It Matters in Your Prompts

When you say telephoto, you’re telling the model to:

  1. Avoid wide-angle distortion (no exaggerated foreground, no fisheye).

  2. Generate grand, layered imagery (background closer, subject more integrated).

  3. Emphasize clarity and monumentality (everything feels heavy, historical, or cosmic).

🔑 Prompting Scheme Overview

We’ve been building prompts in two layers:

  1. Positive Prompt → describes what we want, in rich cinematic terms.

  2. Negative Prompt → filters out everything we don’t want (style mismatches, distortions, anachronisms, clutter).

Additionally, we make a Compact Version (one-liner positives + negatives) for quick use or for models that respond better to shorter inputs.

🧩 Positive Prompt Strategy

The positive prompt is structured in 4 steps:

  1. Camera/Style Definition

    • Start with framing, e.g. “telephoto shot, archival-style, astrophotograph, cinematic composition”.

    • This sets the photographic language (lens type, focus style, mood).

  2. Subject Definition

    • Describe the main subject(s) clearly: “Roman soldier from behind,” “angel guiding silhouettes,” “Los Tercios with pikes.”

    • This grounds the image in concrete, recognizable forms.

  3. Scene/Environment

    • Add the setting and context: “pyramids in the desert,” “burning Sodom and Gomorrah in the distance,” “icy glaciers in Greenland.”

    • Use compressed perspective keywords to emphasize telephoto style.

  4. Color/Atmosphere/Meaning

    • Final layer adds emotional tone and color palette: “vivid sapphire blues and turquoise,” “golden light of destiny,” “biblical, reverent, monumental.”

    • This creates impact and narrative significance.

🚫 Negative Prompt Strategy

The negative prompt works as a safeguard. It usually covers:

  1. Technical flaws

    • lowres, blurry, noise, artifacts, motion blur, fisheye, wide-angle distortion, shallow DOF.

  2. Stylistic mismatches

    • cartoon, anime, CGI, 3D render, sketch, surreal fantasy, neon glow, oversaturation, HDR glow.

  3. Anachronisms/Intrusions

    • cars, planes, modern weapons, tourists, skyscrapers, crowds, fantasy creatures.

    • This ensures the scene stays consistent to its intended period or theme.

  4. Generation artifacts

    • tiling, repeating patterns, glitches, watermark, text, logos.

Compact Version Use

The compact prompts are distilled versions:

  • Positive compact → one descriptive sentence with key camera/subject/atmosphere words.

  • Negative compact → one short filter list with only the most disruptive issues.

These are useful when:

  • The model prefers brevity.

  • You want to chain prompts quickly for variations.

  • You need base templates for experimentation.

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