Cinematic Color Grading Tutorial

Create a vertical cinematic tutorial comparison poster showing the same city street scenes repeated across five horizontal panels, each displaying a different color tone for a movie genre. The scene is a bustling small city street at sunset, with cars, motorcycles, cyclists, shops, utility poles, tangled overhead wires, and a warm evening sky. Keep the camera angle on each panel exactly the same, just like a fixed street photography lens.

Each horizontal strip should have a different cinematic atmosphere and tone:

Panel 1: Suspense – Cool blue shadows, dark contrast, a slightly mysterious atmosphere, tense and emotional lighting.
Panel 2: Action – warm orange sunset tones, high contrast, vibrant cinematic look, dramatic highlights.
Panel 3: Crime - cool teal tones, darker exposure, textured urban feel, and authentic shadows.
Panel 4: Romance – soft golden tones, gentle contrast, nostalgic sunset mood, dreamy atmosphere.
Panel 5: Plot—soft purple-blue evening tones, emotionally rich cinematic lighting, soft shadows, and a serious mood.
Add bold white capital text to the right of each panel: SUSPENSE, ACTION, CRIME, ROMANCE, DRAMA. Use neat modern sans-serif fonts with slight gloss or subtle shading. Each panel is separated by a fine white horizontal border. Make it look like a professional filmmaking color grading tutorial thumbnail, cinematic feel, realism, high detail, urban street photography, 9:16 vertical composition.
Negative prompts: cartoon, anime, painting, low quality, blurry, distorted architecture, extra text, misspelling, messy typography, overexposure, unrealistic colors, repeated cars, distorted streets, poor perspective, random objects, low resolution, watermark