Both apply a saved visual treatment without rebuilding your styling instructions every prompt, which is useful for moving fast while keeping results consistent. Both require the Nano Banana Pro model; their controls won’t appear in the prompt box with a different model selected. Only one can be active at a time: with one active, the other’s panel is blocked until you remove it.
When to use them
Use either to repeat a look across files, speed up ideation, or keep a sequence coherent while testing prompt variations.
Quick Styles
A style selector in the prompt box: pick a saved style and it applies directly, no further setup.
Camera Bag
Combines Camera/Film Stock, Lens, aperture, and focal length into a custom look; each combination is distinct.
Save camera presets
Save a combination from the Save button at the top right of Camera Bag’s Custom tab; saved setups appear under the Saved tab.
Use saved presets when:
- A project needs a consistent look
- Testing subjects without changing the visual language
- Multiple collaborators need to generate in the same style
Save a preset as soon as you find a useful look; it’s easier to maintain continuity than remembering the setup manually.
How they fit into prompting
Both work alongside your prompt text and references, not in place of them: prompt for subject and action, references for identity or composition, Quick Styles or Camera Bag for repeatable visual language.
Camera Bag and Quick Styles can’t be used at the same time. With one active, the other’s panel is blocked until you click Remove quick styles or Remove camera bag inside it.
