No.
If the result feels off, it’s almost always due to input quality, prompt choice, or missing locks, not the system failing.

Hospo AI is designed to edit reality, not redesign it. When something changes unexpectedly, it usually means the AI was given permission (even accidentally) to do so.

This happens when:

• The prompt was shortened or paraphrased
  
  

• The negative prompts were removed
  
  

• Extra creative language was added (e.g. cinematic, stylised, moody)
  
  

Solution:
Re-run the image using the full prompt exactly as written, including all locks.

AI can’t guess what it can’t clearly see.

If the original photo is:

• Blurry
  
  

• Poorly lit
  
  

• Low resolution
  
  

The AI may try to “fill gaps.”

Solution:
Use the clearest original image available and ensure the Subject Identity Lock is included.

Hospo AI can:

• Improve clarity
  
  

• Improve realism
  
  

• Improve sensor and lens rendering
  
  

Hospo AI cannot:

• Recover blown highlights
  
  

• Fix motion blur
  
  

• Invent missing detail
  
  

Rule: Garbage in = limited results out.

Faces are the hardest thing for AI to handle, especially in groups.

Best practice:

• Use Environment prompts for people shots
  
  

• Keep scenes to 1–2 people max
  
  

• Prefer side-on, candid, or back-facing angles
  
  

• Avoid tight face crops
  
  

Hospo AI prioritises identity protection, but simpler scenes are always more realistic.

This means a Scene Lock was missing or modified.

Common causes:

• Combining prompts
  
  

• Removing negative sections
  
  

• Adding words like cleaner, simpler, minimal
  
  

Solution:
Use one prompt per image, unchanged.

Hard flash is best for:

• Macro hero food shots
  
  

• Editorial / campaign images
  
  

• High-impact menu visuals
  
  

Avoid hard flash for:

• Full venues
  
  

• Lifestyle ambience
  
  

• Large groups
  
  

If it feels too harsh, switch to a Natural DSLR edit instead of tweaking.

Exports fail when instructions aren’t explicit.

Always specify:

• Number of files
  
  

• Aspect ratios
  
  

• That each output must be a separate file
  
  

Delete any formats you don’t need before running.

1. Switch to the correct prompt type
   
   

2. Re-paste the prompt exactly as written
   
   

3. Start with a better original image if available
   
   

Do not start by adding creative instructions.

1. Yes, within reason.

   hospoai. was built through trial, error, and refinement.
   Some variations worked. Some didn’t. That process is exactly how this Prompt Book exists today.

   You’re encouraged to experiment - just understand what you’re experimenting with.

What’s safe to play with

• Switching between prompt types (Hero / Macro / Hard Flash / Environment)

• Changing crop tightness

• Choosing which image you start with

• Testing hard flash vs natural DSLR

• Running the same image more than once

This is how you find what works best for your venue and food.

What to avoid “playing with”

• Removing or shortening locks

• Adding creative language (cinematic, stylised, moody, aesthetic)

• Mixing multiple prompts together

• Letting the AI redesign food or space

That’s when results start to drift.

The right mindset

Think of hospoai. like a camera, not a designer.

Sometimes:

• One prompt nails it instantly

• Another needs a different approach

• Another image just isn’t right for that style

That’s normal.

Experiment with intention, not chaos.

Final note

If something doesn’t work:

• Reset

• Re-paste the original prompt

• Try a different prompt type

• Start again

Some of the best results come from having a play - just always respect the locks.

That’s how we got here.

1. If it doesn’t look right after:

   • Correct prompt
     
     

   • Full locks
     
     

   • Clean original image
     
     

   The photo itself may not be suitable for that style.

   Final rule:
   Match the prompt to what the image already is - not what you wish it was.

   Hospo AI is built to protect your food, space, and reputation.