- Video duration:
- 15s
- Video dimensions:
- 1280 × 720
Black-and-Gold Perfume Commercial
An H3 output for Black-and-Gold Perfume Commercial. This page retains the original X source link. The public Prompt is preserved verbatim without translation, rewriting, or complet
- Video model
- MiniMax H3
- Generation duration
- 15s
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9
- Generation mode
- Text to video
Prompt
Create a 15-second ultra-premium luxury perfume commercial in cinematic 16:9. A crystal perfume bottle with a sleek black-and-gold design stands on a glossy reflective surface inside a dark luxury studio. The commercial opens with an extreme macro shot of the engraved cap, followed by slow cinematic rotations revealing every elegant detail. Dramatic golden light sweeps across the glass while soft volumetric light and subtle mist create a premium atmosphere. Elegant water splashes, floating crystal shards, and shimmering golden particles move naturally around the bottle in ultra slow motion without covering the label. Every reflection is physically accurate with realistic caustics, premium glass refractions, and highly detailed liquid simulation. The camera transitions through smooth macro close-ups, low-angle hero shots, orbiting movements, and dramatic push-ins using luxury advertising cinematography. Rich black marble, gold accents, and soft smoke enhance the high-end aesthetic. End with the bottle perfectly centered on a glossy pedestal as the lighting intensifies for a premium hero reveal. Display a fictional luxury brand logo "NOIR ÉLITE" with the tagline "Crafted to Leave a Mark." Photorealistic, Hollywood luxury TV commercial, ultra-detailed, flawless glass rendering, realistic water physics, cinematic color grading, HDR, ray-traced reflections, depth of field, premium product advertising, 8K quality.
Prepare inputs and revise the prompt
- Keep the product shape and any lettering readable before changing lighting.
- Change one action or camera direction at a time and retain the other settings.
- These are revision and inspection suggestions; the source video is not evidence that the Studio reproduced these changes.