Bali Dining chair — Natural Wood Dining Chair

Edit a rough 3D turntable render into a clean studio "silo" product
photograph.

SUBJECT: Bali Dining chair — Natural Wood Dining Chair

CAMERA (exact - the FIRST input image was rendered at this camera;
reproduce it, do not change it):
  - azimuth 225 deg around the subject, camera 25 deg above, looking slightly down
  - Keep the viewpoint, framing, zoom and crop IDENTICAL to image 1. Do
    NOT orbit, tilt, zoom, dolly or recenter; the subject must fill the
    exact same area of the frame as in image 1.
  - The crop is intentional. If image 1 is a tight close-up with the
    product running past the frame edges, keep it cropped exactly that
    way. Do NOT zoom out, shrink the product, add margin, or reveal
    parts that image 1 crops off. Matching image 1's zoom matters more
    than showing the whole product.

INPUT IMAGES (in order):
  1. FIRST input - rough 3D turntable render. Defines the camera angle,
     framing, perspective, orientation, ASPECT RATIO, FOV / focal length,
     and roughly how much of the frame the subject fills. Use this for
     POSE ONLY - do not preserve its geometric distortions, baked-in
     labels/text, or low-poly artifacts. If the rough render's geometry
     conflicts with the reference photos, trust the references.
  2..6. Real photographs of the actual product. Ground truth for
     structure and appearance: match colours, materials, finishes,
     proportions, joinery, hardware placement, cushion shapes, frame
     geometry, and every distinctive detail. Do NOT invent structural
     elements absent from the references; do NOT omit elements present
     in them.

OUTPUT REQUIREMENTS:
  - Background: PURE FLAT WHITE #FFFFFF AND ONLY WHITE.
  - Strictly forbidden: any logo, brand mark, text, label, signage,
    watermark, sticker, tag, packaging copy or letterforms.
  - Quality: sharp focus, soft diffused studio lighting (large soft key
    + gentle fill, no harsh highlights or hard-edged shadows, gradual
    falloff).
  - Output ONLY the silo photograph.