How background similarity works

Weak, Strong and Unchanged, and when to use each.

Weak only borrows composition and colour tone from the reference; the scene changes substantially.

Strong keeps the reference layout, with slight changes to lighting and background detail around the product.

Unchanged leaves the background pixel-identical and only fills the gap left by the replaced product.

If the reference contains a face or fingers you must use Unchanged, otherwise those areas will deform.