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You are given a base image and your goal is to execute the specific change specified onto the base image. The second image represents the mask defining the area on which the change is to be applied. The mask defines the location of the logo on to the back of the shoes in image one. 1. Subject: High-performance athletic sneakers, bird-eye view of the shoes. 2. Materials: Translucent rubber sole, TPU lugs, matte finish, synthetic mesh and laces. 3. Specific Change: transparent orange soles 4. Lighting/Style: Studio lighting, 8k resolution, product photography, clean white background. Execute the specific change by colouring the soles transparent orange where side transparent sole is visable- Use the provided base image as the primary reference image. The second image is a spatial mask defining the only region where edits are allowed. Do not modify any areas outside the mask. Preserve the original composition, shoe geometry, perspective, proportions, stitching, textures, lighting, shadows, reflections, camera framing, and product photography style. The shoe contains a layered sole construction: a bottom outsole/grip layer an internal colored midsole layer an outer translucent rubber shell surrounding the sole The translucent outer rubber shell must remain unchanged in material appearance, translucency, opacity, texture, thickness, cream coloration, and light diffusion behavior. The edit should ONLY affect the internal midsole color visible beneath the translucent rubber shell. Change the underlying midsole layer to a deep dark red tone while preserving the optical effect of the translucent rubber overlay. The red color should appear naturally diffused, softened, and slightly desaturated through the semi-translucent cream rubber surrounding the sole. Do not recolor the outer translucent rubber material itself. Preserve realistic subsurface scattering, translucency, shadow gradients, edge highlights, and material realism. Maintain the existing studio lighting, soft reflections, clean white background, and high-end product photography appearance. Apply only the minimum necessary modification required for the color change. Preserve maximum fidelity to the original image. bird eye view of shoe minimal sole colour change view- Use the provided base image as the primary reference image. The second image is a strict spatial mask defining the only region where edits are allowed. Do not modify any unmasked areas. Preserve the original shoe geometry, proportions, perspective, stitching, textures, lighting, shadows, reflections, camera framing, and overall product photography appearance. The shoe sole consists of: an internal colored midsole layer surrounded by a semi-translucent cream rubber shell Preserve the translucent outer rubber shell exactly as it currently appears. Do not alter its translucency, cream coloration, opacity, texture, thickness, edge softness, or material finish. Only adjust the underlying midsole color visible beneath the translucent shell within the masked region. Change the internal midsole to a muted dark burgundy-red tone. Because this is a top-down birds-eye product angle, the resulting visible color shift should remain very subtle and naturally limited in visibility. The shoe should still appear predominantly white and cream overall. The red coloration should appear softly diffused through the translucent rubber shell, producing only a faint warm tint along the visible sole edge. Avoid strong saturation, paint-like coloration, or opaque red surfaces. Do not expand the red coloration outside the masked boundary. Do not increase the visible surface area of the midsole. Do not reinterpret or regenerate the sole structure. Preserve the existing translucent material behavior, soft light diffusion, natural shadow gradients, and realistic product photography lighting. Apply only the minimum necessary modification required to introduce the subtle burgundy tint beneath the translucent sole. Preserve maximum fidelity to the original image. single shoe 3/4 view side transparency- Use the provided base image as the primary reference image. The second image is a strict spatial mask defining the only region where edits are permitted. Do not modify any pixels outside the masked region. Preserve the original: shoe geometry proportions sole shape translucent shell structure stitching textures lighting shadows reflections camera angle product photography appearance The shoe sole contains: an internal colored midsole layer surrounded by a semi-translucent cream rubber shell Preserve the translucent outer shell exactly as it currently appears. Do not alter: translucency level cream coloration opacity texture gloss/matte finish edge softness sole thickness Only modify the underlying internal midsole color visible beneath the translucent shell within the masked area. Change the internal midsole layer to a restrained muted burgundy tone with low saturation. The resulting visible effect should remain subtle and tightly controlled. The color influence must remain tightly localized within the masked region with clean visual boundaries and no outward tint spread. Do not allow the burgundy coloration to bleed, bloom, diffuse, glow, or propagate into adjacent translucent areas. Do not tint the outer translucent rubber shell itself. Maintain the shell as visually neutral cream translucent rubber. Preserve a clean separation between: the translucent outer shell the internal colored layer The edit should appear as a controlled industrial product colorway visualization rather than a physically simulated translucent material effect. Preserve the existing soft studio lighting, natural shadow gradients, clean white background, and high-end footwear product render appearance. Apply only the minimum necessary modification required for the subtle internal burgundy tint. Preserve maximum fidelity to the original image. simple change eg laces- Use the provided base image as the primary reference image. The second image is a mask defining the ONLY area that may be modified. White regions of the mask are editable. Black regions must remain completely unchanged. Preserve all unmasked areas with maximum fidelity and pixel consistency. Do not modify: shoe geometry sole colors mesh materials stitching shadows reflections exposure contrast white balance lighting camera framing background overall color grading Do not perform global image modifications or regenerate the full image. Only edit the tongue label within the masked region. Change the label text to a customize letter M while preserving: original label texture weave detail fabric material response shading highlights folds realistic lighting interaction Preserve the original studio lighting and commercial footwear product photography appearance. Apply only the minimum necessary modification required for the label change. Preserve maximum fidelity to the original image. transparent sole bottoms 3/4 view- Use the provided base image as the primary reference image. The second image is a strict spatial mask defining the only region where edits are permitted. Only modify the masked outsole regions visible on the bottom of the shoe. Do not alter any unmasked areas. Preserve the original: shoe geometry outsole tread pattern proportions camera angle perspective stitching textures lighting shadows reflections translucency sole structure product photography appearance The edit should affect ONLY the visible outsole rubber color within the masked regions. Change the outsole rubber to a muted deep navy blue tone while preserving all existing tread detail, material texture, edge sharpness, and surface realism. Maintain the exact existing outsole material behavior, including: rubber texture translucency level opacity light transmission surface finish subtle internal depth Preserve all embossed details, tread grooves, logos, and structural features exactly as they appear in the original image. The blue coloration must remain tightly localized inside the masked regions with clean edge containment and no color spread outside the mask boundaries. Do not: recolor adjacent sole layers tint the upper shoe body alter the midsole modify the translucent sidewall regenerate the sole structure change the visible material thickness The result should appear as a precise industrial footwear colorway variation with maximum fidelity to the original product render. Maintain the existing soft studio lighting, clean white background, natural shadow gradients, and premium footwear photography appearance. Apply only the minimum necessary modification required for the outsole color change. Preserve maximum fidelity to the original image. when changing the entire side transparent sole with another colour taking into consideration- Use the provided base image as the primary reference image. The second image is a spatial mask defining the only region where edits are allowed. Do not modify any areas outside the mask. Preserve the original composition, shoe geometry, proportions, stitching, textures, perspective, lighting, shadows, reflections, camera framing, and premium product photography appearance. The shoe sole contains a layered material construction consisting of: a bottom outsole/grip layer a strong visible internal dark red midsole core an outer translucent sidewall shell surrounding the side sole The edit should affect ONLY the translucent sidewall shell within the masked region. Change the translucent sidewall shell to a very lightly tinted icy blue transparent TPU/rubber material while preserving strong visibility of the underlying dark red midsole beneath it. The blue sidewall must behave like a low-opacity transparent dyed material rather than an opaque or frosted rubber. The underlying red midsole should remain clearly readable and visually dominant through the blue translucent shell. Preserve the layered optical separation between: the blue transparent outer shell the internal red midsole core The blue shell should function as a subtle transparent color filter over the red layer rather than obscuring it. Maintain realistic optical depth, translucency, internal light transmission, edge glow, soft subsurface scattering, thickness variation, and transparent material realism. Avoid cloudy, milky, opaque, heavily frosted, or highly diffuse blue rubber appearances. The material should resemble lightly dyed transparent TPU or clear tinted urethane commonly used in premium performance footwear. Preserve realistic reflections, shadow gradients, sole geometry, stitching alignment, edge highlights, and layered construction details. Maintain the original studio lighting, clean white background, and high-end commercial footwear photography aesthetic. Apply only the minimum necessary modification required for the material color change. Preserve maximum fidelity to the original image. grippers on the back rear view- Use the provided base image as the primary reference image. The second image is a spatial mask defining the only region where edits are allowed. Only modify the masked outsole grip/tread regions at the bottom of the shoe. Do not modify any areas outside the mask. Preserve the original composition, shoe geometry, proportions, stitching, textures, mesh material, translucent sole construction, lighting, shadows, reflections, camera framing, and premium studio product photography appearance. The shoe sole contains: a translucent icy blue sidewall shell a visible internal red midsole core a bottom outsole traction/gripper layer The edit should affect ONLY the outsole traction/gripper elements visible within the masked region. Change the outsole grip/tread pieces to a deep dark navy blue rubber material while preserving the original tread geometry, edge sharpness, material texture, and physical realism. The dark blue outsole should appear as durable performance footwear rubber with subtle matte texture and realistic contact shadows. Preserve the separation between the dark blue outsole grips and the translucent blue sidewall shell above them. Do not alter: the translucent sidewall shell the internal red midsole the white upper mesh the yellow heel logo lighting or exposure Preserve realistic material response, microtexture, reflections, edge highlights, sole depth, and layered construction details. Maintain the original clean white background, soft studio lighting, and high-end commercial footwear photography aesthetic. Apply only the minimum necessary modification required for the outsole color change. Preserve maximum fidelity to the original image. removing the back logo Use the provided base shoe image as the primary reference image. Remove the existing logo, lettering, branding, or graphic visible beneath the translucent outsole material within the masked region. Preserve the outsole structure exactly as it currently exists. The outsole is made of translucent TPU/rubber with sharply defined hexagonal tread cells, angular molded facets, raised gripper structures, lugs/spikes, optical depth variation, and material haze. Do NOT flatten, smooth, simplify, blur, regenerate, or redesign the outsole. Preserve: hexagonal tread definition sharp angular cell edges raised traction geometry lug/spike depth translucent TPU thickness outsole curvature molded edge transitions internal reflections material haze subsurface diffusion realistic refraction shadows highlights studio lighting camera angle product photography appearance Remove ONLY the underlying embedded branding. Keep the translucent rubber layer and all tread geometry above it intact and pixel-consistent with the surrounding untouched outsole. After removal, the edited area should look like the same translucent hexagonal outsole material continuing naturally with no visible text, logo remnants, discoloration, flat patches, smoothing artifacts, or reconstructed tread errors. Apply only the minimum localized modification needed to remove the branding while preserving maximum fidelity to the original sole structure and material behavior. adding new logo Use the cleaned shoe image as the primary reference image. The second image is a HARD CLIPPING MASK that defines the exact and only allowable region where the replacement image may exist. Interpret the mask as follows: White area = permitted visible region for the embedded image Black area = fully forbidden region The replacement image must be perfectly clipped to the white mask region with zero overspill. Any visibility, distortion, refraction, blur, glow, shadow, expansion, projection, or image information outside the white mask region is incorrect. Apply a strict alpha-style clip using the mask boundaries. The third image is the replacement logo/image asset. Embed the full replacement image beneath the translucent outsole material inside the white mask region only. The replacement image must fit fully inside the white mask with consistent internal margins on all sides. Scale proportionally using uniform scaling only. Preserve the exact original aspect ratio of the replacement image. Do NOT: stretch squeeze taper warp bend redraw reinterpret redesign vectorize simplify modify typography modify spacing modify proportions alter edge shapes The replacement image itself must remain perfectly flat, crisp, and geometrically accurate beneath the outsole. Only the translucent outsole material above the image may create visible optical distortion. Do NOT distort the underlying artwork itself. Distortion must come ONLY from: translucent TPU thickness molded outsole curvature hexagonal tread depth internal TPU refraction material haze realistic light transmission outsole surface topology The logo must remain fully legible and geometrically correct beneath the translucent outsole. The embedded image must appear physically encapsulated inside the outsole material itself. It must NOT appear: surface printed painted overlaid sticker-like decal-like screen printed floating above the sole Preserve the outsole geometry exactly, including: hexagonal tread cells tread depth raised gripper structures lugs/spikes molded facets angular transitions translucent material density TPU haze edge highlights internal reflections studio lighting realistic shadows The translucent tread above the image may subtly soften and refract the embedded artwork, but ONLY inside the white mask region. Refraction must never cause visible spill outside the mask boundaries. Do NOT alter: outsole silhouette outsole thickness tread geometry tread spacing outsole curvature outsole transparency behavior any unmasked region Do NOT regenerate or simplify the outsole. Apply only the minimum localized modification required to physically embed the replacement image beneath the translucent outsole while preserving maximum fidelity to the original cleaned shoe image. Use the cleaned shoe image as the PRIMARY BASE IMAGE. The second image is a HARD ALPHA CLIPPING MASK for the ONLY permitted logo region. MASK RULES (MANDATORY): White area = ONLY allowed visible region for embedded artwork Black area = FULLY forbidden region Apply a PERFECT HARD CLIP to the logo using the white mask ZERO overspill outside the white region NO glow NO blur bleed NO transparency bleed NO refraction spill NO edge expansion NO shadow outside mask NO image information whatsoever outside the white region The third image is the EXACT LOGO ARTWORK ASSET. CRITICAL TYPOGRAPHY / ARTWORK PRESERVATION RULES: USE THE PROVIDED LOGO IMAGE DIRECTLY DO NOT REGENERATE THE LOGO DO NOT REINTERPRET THE LOGO DO NOT REDRAW THE LOGO DO NOT VECTORIZE DO NOT SIMPLIFY DO NOT APPROXIMATE LETTERFORMS DO NOT HALLUCINATE TEXT DO NOT CREATE NEW TYPOGRAPHY DO NOT SUBSTITUTE LETTERS DO NOT MODIFY KERNING DO NOT MODIFY SPACING DO NOT MODIFY STROKE WEIGHT DO NOT MODIFY EDGE SHAPES DO NOT ALTER PROPORTIONS DO NOT WARP DO NOT BEND DO NOT TAPER DO NOT SQUEEZE DO NOT STRETCH DO NOT PERSPECTIVE DISTORT THE ARTWORK THE LOGO MUST REMAIN 100% IDENTICAL TO THE PROVIDED ASSET IMPORTANT: THE WORD MUST REMAIN EXACTLY: “Patagonia” The final rendered text must preserve PERFECT LETTER ACCURACY. Any altered lettering, fake typography, malformed characters, or hallucinated text is incorrect. PLACEMENT RULES: Place the FULL logo fully inside the white mask region Preserve original aspect ratio using UNIFORM SCALING ONLY Maintain consistent internal margins on all sides Center accurately within the allowed region Entire logo must remain visible and legible PHYSICAL EMBEDDING RULES: The logo must appear PHYSICALLY ENCAPSULATED INSIDE the translucent outsole material. It must NOT appear: surface printed sticker-like overlaid screen printed painted floating above the sole The artwork exists BELOW the translucent TPU layer. VERY IMPORTANT: Only the TPU material ABOVE the artwork may create optical effects. The underlying logo geometry itself must remain perfectly flat and unchanged. Allowed optical effects ONLY: subtle TPU haze mild internal refraction realistic light transmission outsole thickness distortion molded outsole curvature tread lensing through translucent material These effects may affect ONLY the VIEW THROUGH the outsole. The actual artwork geometry underneath must remain mathematically unchanged. OUTSOLE PRESERVATION RULES: Preserve EXACTLY: outsole silhouette outsole thickness hexagonal tread pattern tread spacing tread depth raised traction cells molded geometry TPU translucency edge highlights internal reflections lighting shadows shoe proportions DO NOT regenerate the outsole. DO NOT simplify tread geometry. DO NOT alter outsole transparency behavior. DO NOT modify any area outside the mask region. Perform ONLY the minimum localized modification required to embed the supplied Patagonia artwork beneath the translucent outsole while preserving maximum fidelity to the original shoe photograph. updated v3 for heel and vertical The second image is a STRICT cleanup mask defining ONLY where the original embedded outsole branding may be removed. The third image is a STRICT placement mask defining the ONLY allowed placement region for the replacement embedded image. The fourth image is the EXACT replacement image asset. The replacement image must remain geometrically unchanged and used AS-IS. Do NOT recreate, redraw, stylize, vectorize, warp, stretch, reshape, or reinterpret the uploaded image. IMAGE LAYER ORDER: bottom layer: uploaded replacement image above it: translucent TPU outsole top surface top layer: translucent hexagonal tread geometry Any visible distortion or softening must come ONLY from the translucent outsole material and tread geometry above the image, not from altering the image itself. FIRST: Remove the original embedded outsole branding ONLY within the cleanup mask while preserving the existing outsole structure exactly as it currently appears. Preserve: - translucent hexagonal tread geometry - sharp molded facets - traction texture - outsole depth - translucency - reflections - refraction - lighting - shadows - camera angle - product photography realism Do NOT flatten, smooth, simplify, or regenerate the outsole geometry. AFTER CLEANUP: Embed the uploaded replacement image beneath the translucent outsole ONLY inside the placement mask. Ignore the original outsole lettering placement completely. Use the placement mask as a HARD placement boundary. The placement mask defines both: - the ONLY permitted placement region - the EXACT intended final logo position The replacement image must be positioned strictly according to the placement mask geometry and must NOT be compositionally recentered relative to the outsole, shoe, frame, or previous branding location. Remain centered relative to the placement mask ONLY. Preserve the exact vertical offset encoded by the placement mask. The replacement image should maximally occupy the placement mask while maintaining uniform padding and preserving original aspect ratio. Do NOT shrink and float the logo within the placement region. The replacement image must: - fit fully inside the placement mask - preserve original aspect ratio using uniform scaling only If necessary, reduce image size uniformly rather than allowing overflow or deformation. The replacement image must appear physically embedded beneath the translucent TPU outsole rather than surface printed or sticker-like. The translucent hexagonal tread above the image should naturally: - refract - distort - fragment - partially obscure - soften - vary visibility according to: - tread depth - TPU thickness - outsole curvature - hexagonal facet angles - translucent refraction The tread geometry and translucent outsole must remain visually dominant over the embedded image. Darker regions beneath the translucent outsole may subtly increase local contrast and definition within the hexagonal tread cells above them through realistic light transmission and refraction. Apply only the minimum localized modifications necessary to: - remove the original outsole branding - embed the replacement image inside the placement mask while preserving maximum fidelity to the original outsole geometry and translucent TPU material behavior. The second image is a STRICT cleanup mask defining ONLY where the original embedded outsole branding may be removed. The third image is a STRICT placement mask defining the exact intended center position of the replacement image. The fourth image is the EXACT replacement image asset. The replacement image must remain geometrically unchanged and used AS-IS. Do NOT: - recreate - redraw - stylize - vectorize - warp - stretch - reshape - reinterpret - modify the replacement image IMAGE LAYER ORDER: - bottom layer: uploaded replacement image - above it: translucent TPU outsole surface - top layer: translucent hexagonal tread geometry FIRST: Remove the original embedded outsole branding ONLY within the cleanup mask while preserving the existing outsole structure exactly as it currently appears. Preserve: - translucent hexagonal tread geometry - molded outsole facets - traction texture - outsole depth - translucency - reflections - refraction - lighting - shadows - camera angle - product photography realism Do NOT: - flatten - smooth - simplify - regenerate - alter outsole geometry AFTER CLEANUP: Embed the uploaded replacement image beneath the translucent outsole ONLY inside the placement mask. The white placement mask defines the exact intended center position of the replacement image. Keep the replacement image centered within the placement mask. Scale the replacement image as large as possible while fully fitting inside the placement mask while preserving original aspect ratio. Do NOT: - reposition the image relative to the placement mask - recenter relative to the outsole - recenter relative to the shoe - recenter relative to the frame - move toward the previous branding location - add excessive empty padding around the image The replacement image must appear physically embedded beneath the translucent TPU outsole rather than surface printed or sticker-like. The translucent hexagonal tread above the image should naturally: - refract - distort - fragment - partially obscure - soften - vary visibility according to tread depth, TPU thickness, outsole curvature, and translucent refraction The tread geometry and translucent outsole must remain visually dominant over the embedded image. Apply only the minimum localized modifications necessary to: - remove the original outsole branding - embed the replacement image inside the placement mask while preserving maximum fidelity to the original outsole geometry and translucent TPU material behavior. v4 final logo flat PRIMARY OPERATION: Perform a constrained placement and compositing operation using the supplied placement mask image, placing the logo image into the base image using the provided content. --------CONTENT PROVIDED-------- BASE IMAGE: Use the uploaded shoe image as the immutable base image. PLACEMENT MASK IMAGE: The placement mask defines the ONLY permitted visible region for the replacement logo. The area defines the heel part of the shoe. LOGO IMAGE: Image containing the logo to place in the BASE Image according to the PLACEMENT MASK rules. --------END CONTENT PROVIDED-------- --------RULES-------- Interpret the placement mask as a hard alpha clipping boundary. Rules: White area = permitted logo region Black area = forbidden logo region Hard constraints: The logo must remain fully contained inside the white placement region No portion of the logo may extend outside the white region Do not reposition the logo for aesthetics Do not rebalance composition Preserve the exact mask placement and orientation LOGO RULES: Use the uploaded logo image exactly as provided. Do not: recreate redraw stylize vectorize reinterpret warp stretch reshape modify colors Preserve the original logo aspect ratio. Scale the logo as large as possible while remaining fully contained inside the white placement region. OCCLUSION / MATERIAL MASK RULES: Use the occlusion/material mask to determine how strongly the outsole geometry obscures the logo. Interpretation: White = allowed logo placement logo must be fully contained in white Black = not allowed The mask control where the logo goes The outsole tread and translucent TPU material must visually sit above the embedded logo. COMPOSITING ORDER: embedded logo translucent TPU outsole layer tread geometry and outsole texture REALISM RULES: Preserve: outsole translucency hexagonal tread geometry molded outsole depth refraction reflections lighting shadows camera angle product photography realism The logo must appear physically embedded beneath the translucent outsole material rather than surface printed or sticker-like. The tread geometry should naturally: partially obscure refract soften distort fragment the embedded logo according to outsole depth and translucency. Apply only minimal localized modifications necessary to embed the logo while preserving maximum fidelity to the original outsole geometry and material behavior. logo for 3/4 view have to run the full bottom soles Use the second image as the primary/base render and preserve it as closely as possible without redesigning the shoe. Maintain the exact camera angle, composition, lighting, materials, translucency, tread geometry, sole thickness, reflections, and overall premium CGI product-render quality from the second image. Transfer the outsole design and embedded multicolor logo from the first image onto the outsole of the shoe in the second image. Important: The outsole/logo reference in the first image is shown facing upward, while the shoe in the second image exposes the sole facing downward at a 3/4 underside angle. Flip and orient the logo correctly so it appears naturally aligned and readable from the perspective of the second image. Keep the logo placement in the same relative location on the sole as in the first image. The logo must follow the shoe’s curvature and perspective accurately with realistic foreshortening and warping. The logo should appear embedded underneath the translucent rubber, not printed on top. Preserve the translucent milky rubber appearance exactly as seen in the second image, including subsurface scattering, internal depth, soft diffusion, and realistic refraction through the sole. Do not alter: the shoe silhouette outsole shape tread structure sole translucency mesh upper lighting setup render angle floating product-photography composition The final image should look like the second render originally featured the outsole/logo design from the first image, seamlessly integrated with physically accurate perspective distortion, internal embedding, and realistic material behavior. v2 of 3/4 heel sole bottoms Use the second image as the exact primary/base render and preserve it as closely as possible without redesigning the shoe in any way. Maintain the exact: * camera angle * composition * floating orientation * lighting * materials * translucency * tread geometry * outsole shape * sole thickness * reflections * mesh upper * premium CGI product-render quality * material response and subsurface scattering Transfer the outsole design and embedded multicolor logo from the first image onto the outsole of the shoe in the second image. The outsole logo from image 1 should be treated as already physically embedded inside the translucent outsole before rotation occurs. Treat the outsole as a rigid 3D object that has been rotated from the orientation in image 1 into the camera angle shown in image 2. Preserve the exact object-space placement of the embedded logo relative to the outsole geometry, specifically maintaining its original rear heel placement from image 1. Do not recenter, rebalance, reposition, enlarge, or optimize the logo for visibility or readability. Because the sole has physically rotated downward and away from the viewer between the two views, the logo must inherit the same rigid-body rotation as the outsole itself. The logo should therefore appear naturally inverted/flipped relative to the viewer due to the underside viewing angle and outsole rotation. Do NOT preserve readability or keep the logo artificially upright. The logo orientation must feel physically correct relative to the rotated outsole geometry, as if viewing the same embedded object from a different camera angle. Match the original outsole placement from image 1 while preserving the perspective and foreshortening of image 2. Warp the logo naturally to the outsole curvature and perspective. Apply realistic foreshortening, compression, and lens perspective based on the camera angle in image 2. Even if the logo becomes partially distorted, compressed, less readable, or perspective-skewed due to the viewing angle and translucent material, maintain strict physical placement accuracy over visual clarity. The logo must appear volumetrically embedded beneath the translucent rubber outsole, not printed on top. Preserve realistic depth beneath the milky translucent sole with subtle subsurface diffusion, refractive distortion, and material attenuation through the rubber. Preserve all tread geometry above the embedded logo. Do not stylize, redesign, reinterpret, or simplify the shoe in any way. The final image should look like the second render originally included the outsole/logo treatment from the first image, viewed from a naturally rotated underside perspective with physically accurate orientation and placement behavior.