Edit the attached transparent PNG by adding a believable wooden floor beneath the product. Treat the product as locked: preserve its exact shape, proportions, colour, materials, logos, lettering, condition, pose and all included parts. Keep the supplied viewing angle and any intentional detail crop; do not invent hidden areas or turn a flat-laid item into a standing or 3D display.

For this new image series, choose a fresh neutral wood floor with subtly varied tone, grain and plank layout, favouring grey oak or muted ash. The frame must show floor only: no wall, skirting board, horizon, furniture or added objects. Match the visible floor scale and camera distance to the real object: a small item needs a close view with fine grain; a larger item needs a wider view with realistically sized boards. Do not resize the floor texture independently to fake scale.

Use soft directional daylight, close contact shadows and gentle shadows beneath raised parts. Keep reflections, white balance and edge blending natural. Remove only background contamination; preserve genuine coloured details and indicator lights. Avoid halos, floating edges, repeated texture and glossy studio lighting. Output one sharp, natural-looking vertical 3:4 image, targeting 1200 × 1600 px, with enough room around the product.

Use the first completed image as the fixed reference for the setting, and the newly attached PNG as the only source for the product in this image. Recreate the same physical wooden floor: matching tone, grain character, board width, seams and orientation, with the same light direction, softness, exposure and white balance. Do not choose a new floor or introduce a wall, furniture or other objects.

Preserve the new PNG exactly, including its product view, pose, proportions, colours, materials, logos, lettering, condition, accessories and any intentional close-up crop. Do not copy the product view from the reference or invent missing areas.

Adjust framing only as needed for the size and view supplied. Close-ups and small objects should reveal appropriately finer floor detail; larger objects should retain plausible board dimensions. Keep the floor physically consistent rather than stretching its texture. Match contact shadows and subtle shadows beneath raised parts to the reference light, and blend edges without halos or background spill. Preserve genuine reflections and indicator lights.

Use the same vertical 3:4 format and target dimensions as the first image, normally 1200 × 1600 px. The result should belong to the same photo series, with the product unchanged and only natural framing differences.