Everything in frame runs hot except the product — a thermal camera makes 'objectively the coolest' a measurable claim.
Vertical 4:5 ad recreating the thermal-camera crowd technique. The entire scene — a packed stadium crowd in their seats, shot from the aisle at a slight angle — is rendered in infrared thermal palette: bodies glowing yellow-orange-magenta with soft heat bloom, plastic seats reading cooler violet, everything smeared with gentle sensor grain and compression noise. Two fans sit mid-cheer at center. In one fan's cupholder, [PRODUCT — e.g. "Nimbo, a canned sparkling cold brew"] is the single object rendered in true photographic color — crisp label, cool pale-blue can — visibly the only cold thing in a furnace of warm bodies, a faint indigo halo bleeding into the surrounding heat. Centered beside the can, the brand lockup: one word in large white script, [SCRIPT WORD — e.g. "Chilled"], flowing into bold white condensed caps, [CAPS LINE — e.g. "STRAIGHT OFF THE GLACIER"]. Directly beneath, a thin horizontal underline that is itself a temperature scale — a gradient from deep blue to warm amber with a tiny minus sign at the left end and a plus sign at the right. Small legal-size type in the bottom corner: [FOOTER — e.g. "NIMBO COLD BREW"]. No resolvable faces, no monospaced scanner UI or crosshairs, no alcohol cues, no real team or brand marks, no watermark, all text correctly spelled.