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Retro-electric trio pack shot, vertical 4:5, on a silver-white studio sweep that brightens to a hot glow at the floor, faint electric arcs and lens sparkles skating beneath the cans. FORMATION: three tall slim cans of [PRODUCT — e.g. "Voltra, a citrus energy seltzer"] arranged in a chevron — the hero can centered, larger and a step forward; two wingmen behind at slight outward tilts — all three beaded with fine condensation, labels sharing a white base with a [PALETTE — e.g. "cyan-magenta-yellow tropical gradient"] band and a small arc of type at the shoulder, exactly: "LIMITED EDITION". TITLE LOCKUP, upper third, angled a few degrees: the flavor's first word in chrome-edged neon-tube outline caps, exactly: "[WORD 1 — e.g. "CITRUS"]", overlapped by the second word in yellow airbrushed script with a hand-drawn underline swash, exactly: "[WORD 2 — e.g. "Storm"]"; a small brand lockup to its right, exactly: "[BRAND — e.g. "VOLTRA — LIVE LOUD"]". On the hero label three tiny benefit bullets, legible but subordinate, exactly: "[BULLETS — e.g. "ESSENTIAL ENERGY / B-VITAMINS / ZERO SUGAR"]". Bottom-right corner, micro-type footnote, exactly: "[FOOTNOTE — e.g. "*Alongside regular training."]". Negative: no background props, no people, reflections subtle, all three labels identical and sharp, every quoted word exact and unwarped.