Felt-Chamber Earbuds Installation Shot

**VISUAL IDEA** Create a sophisticated global audio campaign image built around **“THE LISTENING CHAMBER.”** Construct a real circular acoustic listening room with vertically curved felt panels forming a shallow radial enclosure around the product. The room should resemble a high-end architectural acoustic installation rather than a sci-fi set. At the center is a low integrated circular stone shelf; the exact earbuds and open charging case sit on this shelf. **PRODUCT PRESERVATION** Use the uploaded product as the absolute physical source of truth. Preserve exact case shape, hinge, open-lid mechanics, cavities, gloss, white/off-white color, earbud housing geometry, short stems, dark openings, metal/contact detail and real markings. Do not introduce silicone tips, additional sensors, alternate case construction, new branding, decorative LEDs or invented typography. No added text. **PRODUCT ORIENTATION** Position the case **three-quarter front view, approximately 35 degrees rotated toward camera**, with its lid open roughly **110 degrees**. The case is tilted only enough to rest naturally against the slight curve of the integrated shelf; it must not float. One earbud is properly seated inside the near charging cavity. The other lies flat in front of the case with its stem pointing toward camera-left. The visible case front and one side dominate; the back remains concealed. **ENVIRONMENT** Circular acoustic chamber approximately 3.5 metres diameter. Charcoal-grey curved felt baffles radiate outward behind the product. The shelf is pale limestone or matte mineral composite. No visible speakers, screens, microphones or technical equipment. **CAMERA** Camera positioned approximately **1 metre above the product**, looking downward at about 35 degrees rather than directly overhead. **35mm lens**, approximately 1.4 metres from the shelf. Use the radial acoustic architecture as a compositional frame around the product. The case should sit slightly below center, with the curved baffles creating controlled leading lines. **LIGHTING** Primary source: a **large diffuse skylight directly above and slightly forward of the chamber**, approximately 2 × 2 metres, around **6000K**. It produces broad illumination on the white product while the deep acoustic fins progressively occlude the light, forming natural bands of darkness. A weak bounce from the limestone shelf fills only the lowest shadow areas. The dark felt should remain genuinely dark. No artificial fill from camera direction. The product's glossy case receives soft recognizable highlights from the overhead skylight and nearby limestone. Earbud highlights must follow their actual orientation. **VISUAL HIERARCHY** Product → open case/earbud relationship → radial acoustic chamber → material texture. **REALISM** Architectural photography fused with high-end consumer-electronics product photography. Real felt fibers, subtle wall imperfections, realistic limestone microtexture, physically accurate shadows and reflections, plausible lens rendering. No impossible symmetry in materials, no CGI sound waves, no light halos, no particles, no levitating product and no artificial glow.