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So I'm doing a lot with AI for creative and brand right now and the biggest thing that I've learned is if you look at a great prompt often times there are longer paragraphs. If you look between the lines you will see what I call creative variables. I started to notice this from other people first before I started really getting into promising and creating some of the images and graphics and things that I'm creating. I would see like okay there's lighting lighting is often being talked about first or wait there's camera words that I recognize and I would notice these things and I would see that's the bulk of the prompt. There is like connecting words and language to tie it all together and actually surprisingly, it's kind of well written like you would be not only describing a piece of creative to a human, it's almost almost pros like, but it's less about those connecting words as much as it is about the variables. And what I've been working on doing lately is basically turning this into a science. What are those variables? There can't be that many and I was somewhat right. There's as I've come to set it. There's about eight categories of creative variables. Understand these categories, there's a number of parameters for each variable. So for camera, you have aperture, focal length, lens type and a few others. And underneath each of these, each parameter, there are values. So specific aperture, specific lens types. And basically, what you're trying to do when photographing, at least especially for imagery in photographs is select the values for each of the relevant parameters that will produce the image that you want to produce. So if you if you look at any image every image or any piece of creative is going to be made up of a composite of these creative variables. And that is one of the biggest things I'm working on right now is to set up a library of these variables, these values for each of the parameters and categories and then come to a way of systematizing like okay, either this is the image I want going to create. Here's a reference. What are those things? Or this is my goal with the image. This is the emotion I want to communicate. This is the symbolism I want to communicate. What are those variable values that are going to get me to that to that result? Hope this helps.