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Create a completely new rendered image of the same room from the reference, preserving all architectural elements, furniture, materials, and layout exactly as they are in the original scene. However, you MUST NOT replicate the original camera view. This is a forced camera repositioning task — the final image must look like a different cinematic shot of the same space. CRITICAL INSTRUCTION (OVERRIDE PRIORITY) Do NOT output the original framing or near-identical composition. Do NOT treat this as an image enhancement or mild variation. This must be a new cinematic perspective render of the same room. CAMERA / VIEW CHANGE (MANDATORY) Camera is fully repositioned: Camera height: 120–140 cm (seated eye level) Camera position: front-right corner of the room Lens: 50mm equivalent (natural perspective, no wide-angle distortion) Shot type: strong diagonal 3/4 cinematic interior shot Direction: looking from front-right corner toward the back-left wall The composition MUST clearly differ from the reference view. PERSPECTIVE RULES One-point perspective with slight left vanishing shift Strong depth layering: foreground → midground → background Clear diagonal flow across the frame No replication of original camera angle or symmetry Architectural lines must guide the eye into depth, not match the reference framing ROOM CONTENT (LOCKED / DO NOT CHANGE) Keep all room elements exactly the same: same furniture same walls same window position same proportions same materials and design Only camera angle and lighting interpretation change. OBJECT PLACEMENT LOGIC (for consistency) Sofa/bed stays along the right wall, parallel to it It occupies the right foreground and midground Window remains on the back-left wall, visible in perspective No object movement, no redesign, no rearrangement LIGHTING (CINEMATIC RENDER STYLE) natural daylight entering through the back-left window soft volumetric light rays (subtle god rays) gentle cinematic contrast (filmic tone mapping) soft shadows, no harsh lighting slight bloom on bright window areas atmospheric depth with gradual falloff into shadows FINAL OUTPUT GOAL A cinematic interior re-render of the same room, clearly showing: a new camera position a new diagonal perspective strong spatial depth film-like realism The result must feel like a different shot from a movie scene filmed in the same location — not a copy of the reference image.