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Write moodboard prompts that use real camera terms
- For Freelancers and creators
- You practice Giving the right context
- Time about 5 minutes
About this exercise
You're a wedding photographer building a moodboard for clients with Midjourney. Get Claude to write exactly 4 numbered Midjourney prompts, plain text, under 240 words in total. Each one names a lens in mm, an aperture (like f/1.8) and a light condition, ends with --ar 3:2, and keeps faces turned away or out of focus. The 4 moments come from the client notes, and none uses the venue's name or logo.
Common mistakes when you ask AI for this
- No camera language. The AI writes "beautiful romantic photo" with no lens or light, so results look generic. Try: Add: "Each prompt names a lens in mm, an f-number and the light."
- Forgetting the shape. Without --ar 3:2, Midjourney makes squares. Try: Add: "End each with --ar 3:2."
- Making fake portraits. The AI describes clear faces that could pass as the couple or copies a celebrity wedding. Try: Add: "Faces turned away or out of focus. No celebrities, no venue name."
- Headings and tips. The AI adds bold moment titles and photo tips, breaking the list. Try: Add: "Exactly 4 numbered prompts, plain text, no notes."
What a strong prompt includes
- Asks for 4 prompts
- Uses lens terms
- Uses aperture
- Sets the shape
- Protects faces
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