Image 1 = the exact photograph to edit. Image 2 = the correct WTO 250 g jar, as it looks in another shot of this film, held in a man's hands (there it is open; here it must be closed). Image 3 = the real jar, closed, in a product photo (ignore the gift box): use it for the closed glass lid with the round black-and-gold WORLD TOBACCO ORIGINAL medallion on top. Keep everything in image 1 exactly as it is: MANAGER's hand with the silver watch and the navy sleeve, OWNER behind the bar, the bar counter, the room, the light, the framing and the focus. One area of image 1 on the bar counter, just left of MANAGER's hand, is blurred out on purpose; that blur is not part of the scene. Put the closed jar there, standing on the counter, label facing the camera, his fingertips just letting go of it and lightly touching its side. SIZE IS THE KEY: it is a small jar. Its width is about half the length of MANAGER's hand from wrist to fingertips, and it is a little taller than it is wide; his hand is clearly bigger than the jar. Most of the blurred area is simply the polished bar counter. The jar looks exactly like image 2: round glass jar, black label band with an ornamental silver frame reading BLEND / CARIBBEAN / HOOKAHCIGAR, chrome wire bail clasp, white silicone seal, dark glossy cut-leaf tobacco inside, plus the closed glass lid with the medallion from image 3. Same warm light, same focus and grain as the counter, soft contact shadow and a small reflection in the polished wood: a real object in the photograph. Photorealistic cinematic film still. No text overlays, no watermark, no sparkle icon in the corners. Avoid: big jar, oversized jar, jar as big as the hand, wide jar, gift box, leftover blur or smudge, pasted cut-out look, extra jars, misspelled label, extra fingers, changes to the people or the room.
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