product photography examples - perfume display & surrealistically enormous fashion

Yes. A reference image can show Kling the person, clothing, product, material, pose, background, composition, or style you want to bring into the edit. Tell the model what each image is for: Use the portrait from image 1, replace the coat with the one in image 2, and use image 3 as the background. IMAGE 3.0 can draw features from up to 10 reference images, although a smaller set with clearly assigned roles is often easier to manage for a single photo edit.

Yes. Describe the treatment you want or upload another image to guide the direction. A photograph can be reworked as an illustration, 3D render, felt artwork, cinematic still, or another visual style. The original photo supplies the subject and starting composition, while the reference can influence elements such as palette, texture, brushwork, and visual structure. Kling’s IMAGE 3.0 guide documents style transfer and treatments including felt and 3D figurine looks.

Yes. You can ask for softer light, stronger shadows, a warmer or cooler palette, another viewing angle, or a tighter or wider shot. IMAGE 3.0 Omni supports side views, back views, high- and low-angle shots, close-ups, different shot sizes, multiple lighting directions, contrast changes, saturation changes, and black-and-white treatment. Because a new viewpoint is generatively reconstructed, it should not be treated as footage recovered from outside the original frame.