Image generated by h3image.online with MiniMax-H3-Image from this prompt. prompt by @eternityspring. We never treat the author's original image as ours, or our generation as theirs.
Reference image we used
These are our own earlier MiniMax-H3-Image outputs, used as inputs for this edit. They are not the author's original reference images.
Prompt
The target image is a back view of the same traditional Chinese study as in <Picture 1>: the camera has turned around 180 degrees. It now stands near the back wall, behind the chair, at standing eye level, and looks toward the front (south) side of the room, the side that is not visible in <Picture 1>.
Because the view is reversed, the lattice window wall with the courtyard, the tea table with the bonsai and the two straw cushions are now on the right side of the frame, and the daybed with its small side table and the hanging scroll are now on the left. In the foreground: the back of the chair with its cushion, and the desk seen from behind, with the same objects on it in reversed order. The rug continues toward the front of the room. The front wall in the background has the same dark carved wood, columns and lattice panels as the rest of the room, with a doorway in the middle.
Every piece of furniture, every object, every material and colour is exactly the same as in <Picture 1>. Same warm afternoon sunlight, now coming from the window on the right, same photorealistic style. No people.Parameters we used
- Model
- MiniMax-H3-Image
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9
- Resolution
- 1360x768
- Area
- 1K
- Task
- Image edit, 1 reference
- Generated
- 2026-11-11 11:21:34 UTC
Source
Published article. prompt by @eternityspring · 2026-11-11.
Published in the author's 2026-11-11 write-up of a MiniMax-H3-Image vs Qwen Image 2.1 multi-view test (Comfy-Org int8, 2720×1536, 6 steps, prompt expansion off). This is the Back view (camera turned 180 degrees) prompt. Images stay on the article; not rehosted.
