Photography Tutorial and Camera Setup Infographic

Use the provided image as the sole visual reference, generate a vertical 3:4 {argument name="Teaching theme" default="Street photography knowledge analysis chart"} (teaching infographic poster). Goal: Use clear and interesting diagrams to explain "subject position, camera position, lens/distance, camera height, shooting angle, composition points" with the purpose of teaching others to replicate the shot. Overall style: Clean and high-end photography tutorial infographic + light notebook-style annotations; light beige paper-feel background or light gray background; mainly black, white, and gray; automatically extract 1–2 colors from the image for accents; clear lines, high information density but not cluttered, uniform and aligned layout, strong readability.

Mandatory rules:
- Must preserve from the image: subject's posture, relative position between subject and environment, main background structure lines, light direction and spatial logic
- Do not change posture, do not change the scene, only do "analytical diagrammatic presentation"
- Face is not a priority: can be slightly blurred/simplified, no realistic beautification, do not enhance facial features
- All in Chinese; no English, no brand names, no watermarks, no UI interface elements

Fixed layout (same every time, does not change with the image):
1) Main visual area (upper half or left large image): Place "Reference image display" (lightly stylized/illustrated based on the image, but scene and posture recognizable), overlay: rule of thirds grid, subject outline box, guiding line tips, vertical/horizontal line correction tips; use numbered dots + hand-drawn arrows to mark key points (subject landing point, blank space direction, leg extension direction, background guiding line source).
2) Diagram area (right side or lower half, two side by side):
- Top view plan (Top View): Use minimalist icons to draw wall/street/building edges (abstracted from the image), subject position (small person icon), camera position (camera icon); must show shooting direction arrow, subject and camera distance (dashed line + value range), recommended standing points A/B (two alternative points); camera orientation must be consistent with the image (front/side front/oblique front, etc.).
- Side view height diagram (Side View): Draw ground line, subject height indication, camera height indication, tilt angle fan shape; must show camera height range from the ground (inferr reasonable interval based on the image), lens tilt angle range (inferr reasonable interval based on the image); low camera position/eye level/high camera position must be correct.
3) Parameter card area (bottom fixed three rounded cards):
- Card 1: Lens and distance (give equivalent focal length suggestion range + shooting distance suggestion range)
- Card 2: Camera height and angle (give camera height range + tilt angle range)
- Card 3: Posture and limb key points (summarize the replicable key points of the posture from the image in short sentences)
4) Error demonstration area (fixed bottom right): 3 red cross error tips (automatically generate the most relevant 3 based on the image, in short sentences), e.g.: do not use ultra-wide angle close to face, do not crop toes/fingers, do not set camera height too high causing proportion distortion (automatically adjust based on actual image situation).

Automatic inference requirements (make it usable every time the image is replaced):
- Automatically infer and write into the diagram from the image: camera orientation, camera height, shooting distance interval, equivalent focal length interval, subject landing point and cropping strategy, background guiding line source
- All values expressed as "ranges" (believable, replicable), do not give single fixed numbers

Output requirements:
High-definition, sharp lines, natural shadows, unified icons, neat layout, readable information; no garbled text, no Logo, no watermark, no extra decorations.

Negative restrictions:
No watermarks, no Logos, no English, no garbled text, no overly realistic faces, no exaggerated cartoon proportions, no limb distortion/multiple fingers, no cluttered layout, no low clarity, no heavy filters, do not change the posture and scene relationship of the subject in the image.

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