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Nano Banana 2: 2025 Full Review (Real Case Study)-Features & Limitations

Discover what’s new in Nano Banana 2 — face swap, multi-step editing, character consistency, and how SCENE4 turns it into production-ready results.

Nano Banana 2: 2025 Full Review (Real Case Study)—Features & Limitations
Nano Banana 2: 2025 Full Review (Real Case Study)—Features & Limitations
Nano Banana 2: 2025 Full Review (Real Case Study)—Features & Limitations

Nov 25, 2025

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What Is Nano Banana 2? (Short Answer)

Nano Banana 2 just launched — and the internet is on fire.
Creators are calling it the biggest leap in consumer-grade AI image editing since MidJourney 5.2.

Firstly, don't be fooled by other websites. Nano Banana is a tool in Google's Gemini 3. It does not have its own domain or website. So, if you search for Nano Banana, and land on some "nanobanana.com", it is not the actual tool! Please be aware of this, because many users have been fooled.

This is the correct way to access Nano Banana:

Go to Google's Gemini 3 https://gemini.google.com/

You should try Gemini 3 Pro (they offer one month free trial for now).

accessing googles gemini 3


And choose "Create images" under the Tools button.

accessing nano banana 2 on gemini 3

That's it. Gemini would be using Nano Banana to create images for you.

Here's the real story:
Nano Banana 2 is not just “a better version of Nano Banana 1.”
It’s a completely rebuilt engine powered by Gemini 3 Pro, designed to:

  • Perform multi-step edits without melting faces

  • Keep characters consistent across scenes

  • Understand object physics (earrings, glasses, clothing)

  • Blend multiple images sensibly

  • Dramatically reduce hallucinations

In this guide, I break down:

  1. What Nano Banana 2 actually changed

  2. How it compares to other AI image tools

  3. Where it performs well — and where it still fails

  4. A complete, real-world test case using selfies, scenes, accessories

  5. How SCENE4 transforms Nano Banana 2 concepts into real, production-grade campaigns

Nano Banana is actually capable of so many things. But for the purpose of our discussion, we would be focusing on the above listed features for now.

What’s New in Nano Banana 2? (Major Upgrades)

1. Character Consistency Engine

Nano Banana 1 struggled to keep faces the same across images.
Nano Banana 2 introduces:

  • Consistent facial identity

  • Stable eye / nose geometry

  • Preservation of age, expression, freckles, makeup

2. Multi-Step Editing Without Collapse

You can now:

  • Replace a face

  • Change clothing

  • Remove objects

  • Insert objects

  • Adjust lighting

…and the image remains coherent — instead of mutating like before.

3. Physics Awareness

Nano Banana 2 understands the actual "physics" of the objects in the real world. For example, it understands:

  • Earrings attach to earlobes

  • Clothing must follow body flow

  • Hands need correct orientation

  • Shadows follow lighting direction

This is considered a very vital improvement. Because the main frustration with using Nano Banana 1 is that at times it fails to understand how the world actually works. So, you would get objects floating in the air or being "used" by models in weird ways. And to feed all the information through prompting is like mission impossible. So, this improvement is like life saving.

4. Higher Resolution Output

Generates crisp, cinematic images with fewer artifacts. Nano Banana 2 is capable of generating 4K images which are essential for commercial usage.

5. Better Semantic Reasoning

Nano Banana 2 understands intent, not just keywords — a huge step toward human-level editorial control.

Nano Banana 2 vs. Other AI Tools (2025)

Nano Banana 2 is phenomenal for concepting, character editing, fashion lookbooks, and moodboards.


But it is not reliable enough for ecommerce or production-grade campaigns — which is where SCENE4 enters the workflow.



Feature

Nano Banana 2

MidJourney

DALL·E 3

SCENE4

Face Editing

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

⭐⭐⭐

N/A

Character Consistency

⭐⭐⭐⭐

⭐⭐

⭐⭐⭐

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Physics Awareness

⭐⭐⭐⭐

⭐⭐

⭐⭐⭐

⭐⭐⭐⭐

Precise Product Accuracy

⭐⭐⭐

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Campaign-Level Variation

⭐⭐⭐

⭐⭐⭐

⭐⭐⭐

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Multi-Step Edits

⭐⭐⭐⭐

⭐⭐⭐

⭐⭐⭐

Real Case Study: Nano Banana 2 Character Consistency & Multi-Step Editing Test

To stress-test the new update, I ran a full multi-stage workflow using:

  • A selfie

  • A cinematic theater scene

  • An earring product photo

  • Nano Banana 2 editing features

  • SCENE4 for production-quality results

Below is the complete sequence.


STEP 1 — Upload the Selfie + Scene Inspiration

Two input images:

  • Selfie, natural lighting

    selfie photo taken by mobile phone


  • Scene Inspiration: a dramatic theater setting

    scene inspiration image used to upload into nano banana 2

I want to test if Nano Banana 2 is able to swap faces seamlessly. I want the selfie image to be the "model" in the theater scene.

My prompt: “Swap the face of the scene inspiration image with the face from the selfie. Keep background, clothing, posture intact. Make it look natural.”

Result 1:

swap face image generated by nano banana 2

Nano Banana 2 successfully maintained:

  • Pose

  • Lighting

  • Setting

  • Clothing

But identity fidelity fell short:
The face looked similar to the selfie, but not the same person.


STEP 2 — Reverse the Prompt (Better Result)

In order to get better results, I tries prompting from another angle. This time, I want the system to change of the scene of the selfie image to that of the theater.

New prompt: “Change the scene of the selfie to match the theater scene. Clothing should match the inspiration image.”

Result 2:

swap scene image generated by nano banana 2

This time:

  • Identity matches the selfie very well

  • Character consistency achieved

  • Lighting matches the new environment

But scale is slightly off — head appears a bit enlarged.

Still, this is a huge improvement over Nano Banana 1.


STEP 3 — Remove Glasses

Now, I want to try removing objects from the image.

Prompt: “Remove the model’s glasses.”

Result 3:

remove object function by nano banana 2

Nano Banana 2 cleanly removed:

  • Glasses

  • Reflections

  • Distortion

…and kept everything else unchanged.
Nano Banana 1 would have hallucinated eyes or warped facial geometry — so this is a massive upgrade.


STEP 4 — Combine Images (earrings + portrait)

I now want to test if Nano Banana 2 is able to combine images in a sensible manner.

Uploaded:

  • Result-3

    testing combining images on nano banana 2 - input 1


  • Earring product photo

    testing combining images on nano banana 2 - input 2

Prompt: “Combine these so the model is wearing the earrings.”

Result 4:

testing combining images on nano banana 2 - output

The AI successfully:

  • Detected correct ear placement

  • Attached earrings naturally (although the outline of the ear is somehow blurred)

  • Preserved lighting

BUT:
The head became oversized — showing Nano Banana 2 still struggles with proportional anatomy when combining objects.

Overall Conclusion So Far

Nano Banana 2 is:

  • Great for ideation

  • Great for concept boards

  • Great for character consistency

  • Great for multi-step editing

NOT production-ready for commercial use yet.

And that is exactly why the next stage uses SCENE4.

Turning Concepts into Production Campaigns — Nano Banana 2 + SCENE4 Hybrid Workflow

Nano Banana 2 is excellent at concept generation, but SCENE4 is built for:

  • Physics-accurate rendering

  • Perfect scale

  • Identity consistency

  • Cinematic lighting

  • Campaign coherence

Here is the professional workflow.


STEP A — Extract the Empty Scene Using Nano Banana 2

Prompt: “Remove the model from the scene.”

scene image from nano banana with object removed

Nano Banana 2 produces a clean, empty theater scene — “scene-without-model.”

This gives us a usable background plate, similar to VFX workflows.


STEP B — Upload to SCENE4 (Custom Scene)

Inside SCENE4:

  • Upload scene-without-model as Custom Scene

  • Upload selfie under product type “person”

scene4 panel to upload custom scene image

NB: SCENE4 is built for product campaign images. In this case, when we want to insert a person's image into a scene/background, just upload the person's selfie as the product photo and in the Product Type field, enter: "person". Then the SCENE4 system would understand that its job is to feature the person in various scenes.

Then click Create Campaign.

Result-5:

campaign image generated by scene4 by combining the scene image and the selfie photo

SCENE4 generates:

  • The same person

  • True identity preservation

  • Correct scale (no giant head!)

  • Cinematic integration

  • Shadows adjusted to the environment

  • Scene rebuilt around the person

  • The person's outfit/styling is designed automatically to fit the scene

This is the first production-ready image of the workflow. No prompting is needed.


STEP C — Expand Campaign (Same Scene, New Angles)

This is where the power of SCENE4 comes into play. Suppose we need to generate variation images for the campaign. Using Expand Campaign function, SCENE4 creates:

Result-6:

campaign variation image generated by scene4 expand campaign function
  • New poses

  • New camera angles

  • New lighting variations

  • Same person, same face, same proportions

  • Same mood and styling

Perfect for:

  • Social media

  • Ad variations

  • Lookbooks

  • A/B testing

All from a single selfie. No prompting is needed at all.


STEP D — Expand Story (New Scenes, Same Identity)

And this is where the magic happens.

Next, I clicked Expand Story, and SCENE4 generated:

Result-7:

scene4 expand story image -1

A library scene — same woman, same facial identity, same styling energy.

Result-8:

scene4 expand story image -2

A cobblestone street scene — again same character, preserved flawlessly.

Result-9:

scene4 expand story image -3

A classic desk scene — again same character, preserved flawlessly.

This is impossible in Nano Banana alone.
It is also impossible in MidJourney or DALL·E.

Only SCENE4 builds full multi-scene campaigns while preserving identity, physics, proportion, and style. All with a click of the button.


Final Verdict — Where Nano Banana 2 Shines (and Fails)

Nano Banana 2 Strengths:

  • Character consistency

  • Multi-step edits

  • Removing objects cleanly

  • Swapping faces

  • Blending accessories

  • Great for creative concepts

  • Great for moodboards

  • Great for fashion / beauty ideation

Nano Banana 2 Limitations:

  • Head/body proportions often wrong

  • Identity fidelity not 100%

  • Scale issues when combining images

  • Lighting inconsistencies

  • Not production-safe

Solution: Hybrid Workflow

Use:

  • Nano Banana 2 for concepts

  • SCENE4 for production-ready campaigns

This combination gives you:

  • Realistic, accurate human identity

  • Photographic consistency

  • Multi-scene campaign storytelling

  • Zero hallucinations

  • One-click ad variations

Quick FAQ

Q: Is Nano Banana 2 better than Nano Banana 1?
Yes — dramatically.
Better identity consistency, multi-step editing, object understanding, and fewer hallucinations.

Q: Can Nano Banana 2 generate 4K images?
It outputs high resolution, but not true commercial-grade 4K. SCENE4 supports ultra-high clarity.

Q: Does Nano Banana 2 support multi-step edits?
Yes — and it no longer collapses under repeated edits.

Q: Can it replace a studio?
No.
But SCENE4 can replace 100% of studio work when paired with a single product or person photo.

Final Thoughts: Nano Banana 2 as the Creative Director, SCENE4 as the Production House

The winners in 2025 aren’t the brands that rely on one tool — but the ones that orchestrate the right tools for each stage of creation.

  • Nano Banana 2 gives you ideas, scenes, characters, composition, mood.

  • SCENE4 turns those ideas into real, sellable, accurate campaigns.

If you want your product, your model, or yourself to appear in cinematic worlds with perfect proportions, accurate lighting, and brand-consistent storytelling…

This hybrid workflow is now the gold standard.

When you’re ready, upload one selfie, one inspiration image — and watch your entire cinematic campaign build itself.

CLICK HERE TO START NOW FOR FREE.

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Art Direction Automated

Because creativity should move at the speed of imagination. SCENE4 made that possible.

scene4-ai product photography-sneakers campaign creation-japanese girl wearing sneakers sitting next to a tiger
scene4-ai product photography-jewelry campaign creation-sleeping beauty on a boat
scene4-ai product photography-fashion bag campaign creation-bag in country field

SCENE4

Scene4 brings MidJourney-level aesthetics to real products — upload your inspiration image, and your product becomes the star of a cinematic campaign in one click.

All rights reserved. SCENE4 © 2025

English

Art Direction Automated

Because creativity should move at the speed of imagination. SCENE4 made that possible.

scene4-ai product photography-sneakers campaign creation-japanese girl wearing sneakers sitting next to a tiger
scene4-ai product photography-jewelry campaign creation-sleeping beauty on a boat
scene4-ai product photography-fashion bag campaign creation-bag in country field

SCENE4

Scene4 brings MidJourney-level aesthetics to real products — upload your inspiration image, and your product becomes the star of a cinematic campaign in one click.

All rights reserved. SCENE4 © 2025

English