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Transform the image to match this exact style: a mind‑bending 3D pop‑out product shot where the subject appears to burst out of a flat photograph or digital screen. The scene looks like a printed white‑border photo or tablet screen placed in front of a modern café interior. The central frame is sharply defined, while everything behind it is softly blurred. Torn, curled fragments of the photo/screen edge rip outward around the breakthrough point, with realistic paper thickness, shadows, and slight curling, emphasizing the illusion that the subject has entered the viewer’s space.

Background: a softly blurred, contemporary coffee shop or stylish indoor space with tables, chairs, pendant lights, and cool blue‑gray tones. The outer environment is defocused to strong bokeh, creating deep separation between subject and background.

Lighting: studio-style, soft diffused light from about 45° front-left, with mild fill from the right. Neutral-to-cool white balance (around 5000–5500K). Subtle specular highlights on the subject’s edges, soft shadows falling diagonally down-right, and gentle vignetting around the corners.

Composition: subject emerging from the center of the frame, tilted slightly toward the top-right, occupying about 40–60% of the image. The torn frame sits almost centered, using generous negative space around it. Forced perspective makes the subject appear much closer to the camera than the background.

Mood: playful, dynamic, commercial, and eye-catching, as if the product is breaking the fourth wall.

Technical: medium focal length look (50–70mm), shallow depth of field, tack-sharp focus on the front edges and logo/details of the subject, with rapid falloff behind. Subtle sharpening and clarity on the subject, smooth background blur, 8K resolution, clean commercial retouching.

Important: Preserve the main subject/product from the original image (its shape, color, branding, texture, and proportions) but replace everything else to match this aesthetic. The subject should appear to pop out through a torn central photo/screen, angled slightly toward the viewer. Maintain the subject’s original material qualities and fine details, while fully transforming the background, framing, and lighting style as described.