Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash Prompts

Shot-shaped prompts

"A red drone glides low over a rainy neon street at night, slow tracking shot, reflections on wet asphalt." — subject, action, camera, light. That four-part sentence is the backbone of nearly every strong Gemini Omni result.

"A ceramic coffee cup on a wooden counter, steam rising, soft window light, static close-up." — product shots work the same way: one object, one motion cue, one lighting note.

Reference recipes

Character shot: attach the face still plus a scene image, then write "the woman from image one walks through the market in image two, medium tracking shot, overcast daylight." Naming each image’s job is what makes multimodal references land.

Product variant: attach the packshot and two mood images — "the bottle from image one on the ledge in image two, slow push-in, golden hour". The palette and setting come from the references; the shot comes from your sentence.

Sequences that stay consistent

Keep the reference set fixed and change only the action: an establishing wide, a medium shot, then a close-up. Same cast, same world — three clip-shaped shots instead of one overloaded prompt.