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又一个适合此类信息图的趣味提示。适用于 Nano Banana 2 和 Pro。 地球火山对决 ► 画布与标题 4K 横版信息图，宽高比 3:2，深炭灰烬色背景（# 100A08），叠加 5%...

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又一个适合此类信息图的趣味提示。适用于 Nano Banana 2 和 Pro。 地球火山对决 ► 画布与标题 4K 横版信息图，宽高比 3:2，深炭灰烬色背景（# 100A08），叠加 5% 透明度的深红橙色熔岩裂纹纹理。 顶部标题栏（高度 8%）：白色宽幅紧缩无衬线字体，字距加宽，文字为 "EARTH'S MOST EXTREME VOLCANOES"；副标题丝带采用熔岩橙色等宽字体："Mauna Loa • Krakatoa • Vesuvius • Yellowstone • Pinatubo • Taal • Etna" ► 主要插图 七幅纵向面板 —— 每座火山山顶的电影级航拍视角渲染图，高度 400px，照片级真实感： Mauna Loa（冒纳罗亚）：盾状剖面，缓缓流动的 pahoehoe 熔岩河...

原始 Prompt

Another fun prompt for these kinds of infographics. Works for Nano Banana 2 and Pro. 

VOLCANOES OF EARTH SHOWDOWN
► CANVAS & TITLE
4K landscape infographic, aspect-ratio 3:2, dark charcoal-ash background (# 100A08) with faint 5% lava-crack texture in deep red-orange.
Header bar (top 8%): "EARTH'S MOST EXTREME VOLCANOES" in white wide condensed sans, letter-spaced; subtitle ribbon in lava-orange monospace: "Mauna Loa • Krakatoa • Vesuvius • Yellowstone • Pinatubo • Taal • Etna"
► MAIN ILLUSTRATIONS
Seven vertical panels — cinematic aerial-perspective renders of each volcano's summit, 400px tall, photoreal:
Mauna Loa: shield profile, slow pahoehoe lava rivers glowing red, Pacific ocean edge visible, amber accent
Krakatoa: jagged caldera remnant island, grey steam column, dark teal ocean surround, teal accent
Vesuvius: Mediterranean coastal setting, Naples visible in background haze, orange-red accent
Yellowstone: flat supervolcano plain, grand prismatic spring colors visible, geysers, gold accent
Pinatubo: green jungle-clad peaks with ash-grey summit scar, lahar channels, silver accent
Taal: lake inside island inside lake, nested caldera aerial, blue-magma accent
Etna: snow-capped peak with active central craters glowing, Sicily foothills, crimson accent Each panel has 12px outer glow: Mauna=# FF8C00, Krakatoa=# 00CED1, Vesuvius=# FF4500, Yellow=# FFD700, Pinatubo=# C0C0C0, Taal=# 9400D3, Etna=# DC143C
► SPEC MATRIX (centre 60% height; nine rows, thin ember separators)
SPECMAUNA LOAKRAKATOAVESUVIUSYELLOWSTONEPINATUBOTAALETNA
Type
Shield
Stratovolcano
Stratovolcano
Supervolcano
Stratovolcano
Complex caldera
Stratovolcano
Height (m)
4,169
813
1,281
~640 (rim)
1,486
311
3,357
Last Major Eruption
2022
2018 (Anak)
79 CE (Plinian)
70,000 BCE (last super)
1991
2022
2024
VEI (Peak)
0–1
6
5
8 (ancient)
6
4
3
Magma Type
Basaltic
Andesitic
Phonolitic/trachytic
Rhyolitic
Dacitic
Basaltic/andesitic
Basaltic/trachyte
Eruption Style
Effusive/lava flows
Explosive/caldera
Plinian/explosive
Caldera-forming
Sub-Plinian
Phreatomagmatic
Strombolian/effusive
Hazard Radius
50 km (lava)
300 km (tsunami)
20 km (PDC)
Continental scale
100 km (ash)
14 km evacuation
30 km
Monitoring Level
HVO continuous
PVMBG continuous
INGV continuous
YVO continuous
PHIVOLCS continuous
PHIVOLCS active
INGV continuous
Historical Deaths
~100
36,000+
16,000+ (79 CE)
—
700+
6,000+ (1911)
Hundreds
► SIDE VISUALS
Left gutter: cross-section diagram of all seven volcano shapes at consistent scale — showing shield vs stratovolcano vs supervolcano caldera profiles, in accent colors, labeled.
Right gutter: VEI scale (0–8) bar chart with each volcano plotted, logarithmic energy scale, bars in accent colors.
► FOOTER (10%) Row of white line-icons: seismograph trace, ash cloud, lava flow arrow, tectonic plate boundary, USGS logo outline, globe with hotspot marker. Bottom-right 8pt gray disclaimer: "VEI and eruption data sourced from Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program, USGS, and IAVCEI."
► STYLE & PALETTE
Headings: Anton Regular (# FFFFFF)
Body text: Open Sans Regular (# E8D5C0)
Accent colors per volcano as listed
Thin 3px inner border in obsidian gradient (# 1A1008→# 2E1A0E)
Lava-crack texture at 5% opacity
► OVERALL VIBE Natural disaster science meets National Geographic centerfold — raw geological power quantified, compared, and rendered with the drama these mountains deserve.