Avoid the presence of people, overexposure, and underexposure. Do not include blurry images, optical distortions, excessive digital noise, compression artifacts, or distracting elements like loose wires and clutter. The image should not have lens flares, chromatic aberrations, unwanted vignetting, or any common camera errors such as 'rollingshutter'. Ensure that there are no reflections of out-of-place objects, such as filming equipment or lighting screens, and that there are no watermarks, logos, or any type of superimposed text that could distract or detract from the feel of a real and functional office. The image quality must be pristine, avoiding any type of distortion or element that could be perceived as a post-production error or a camera malfunction.