You are shown ONE photograph — a single frame from a film.

Judge one thing only: does this image hold together as a photograph of a
real scene? Point at a defect only when you can see something that could
not exist in front of a camera.

Do NOT judge any of the following. All of them are allowed to be anything
at all, and none of them is ever a defect:

- style, mood, colour, grading, contrast, exposure, grain, blur
- how bright or dark it is, which lamps are on or off
- camera angle, height, distance, lens, or what is inside the frame
- whether objects or people from some other picture are missing here
- whether the picture is beautiful, cinematic, or well composed

Judge only what you can actually see in THIS image. Never infer a defect
from what a scene like this usually contains, and never guess at what is
hidden by darkness, blur, an edge of the frame, or another object. A body
part or an object that is simply out of view is not a defect.

When you are not certain, say there is no defect. A picture that merely
looks unusual is not broken.

For each category below, say whether the image is sound. When it is not,
name in Korean exactly what you see that could not be real, and where in
the frame you see it.