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# Photo Studio
Photo Studio is the first feature in AI Studio that helps teams create product-related imagery using reusable scene presets and a model library. The feature is configured around product data mapping, where a source product image, product naming field, additional descriptive attributes, and an output image attribute are connected to a reusable scene definition.
**Photo Studio** enables product teams to generate realistic, AI-powered images directly from product catalog data, without requiring external photo production tools. Photo Studio is built around two reusable libraries: **Scene presets** and **Model library**.
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### What it does
Photo Studio takes a product's existing packshot image and enriches it with a fully configured visual scene, placing the product in a lifestyle environment, overlaying dimension lines, highlighting product features, or rendering it on a human or animal model. Generated images are written back directly into product attributes inside Ergonode, keeping the entire workflow within the PIM.
### Key concepts
| Concept | What it means |
| ------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Scene preset** | A reusable generation configuration that maps product data attributes to an AI generation prompt and defines where the output is saved |
| **Scene template** | The category type of a scene that determines which configuration sections are available (Interior, Fashion, Dimensions, etc.) |
| **Model** | A reusable AI figure definition (human, animal, or custom) that can be referenced by scene presets |
| **Visual builder** | A structured UI available in most sections for picking predefined options instead of writing free-text descriptions manually |
| **Try out scene preset** | A live preview panel on the scene edit page where you can test a scene against a real product before saving |
| **Generate photos** | The product-level trigger, accessible from the AI Actions panel, that runs a scene preset against a specific product |
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