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Use the uploaded person's photo as the ONLY identity reference. Replace the central person wearing the orange prison uniform with the uploaded person. ABSOLUTE FACE & IDENTITY LOCK: Preserve the exact face, identity, facial structure, skin texture, hairstyle, facial hair, and body proportions 100% unchanged. No beautification, stylization, or modifications. Recreate the exact same cinematic scene: a gritty black-and-white rainy waterfront arrest scene. Keep the same police officers, tactical guards, agents, ferry, city skyline, wet pavement, camera angle, composition, lighting, shadows, depth of field, and atmosphere. Only change the central person's identity. Keep the orange prison uniform, handcuffs, pose, and position exactly the same. Everything must remain black and white except the vivid orange prison uniform. Ultra-realistic movie still, cinematic contrast, realistic textures, natural shadows, 8K detail.
𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐭
Create a playful overhead fisheye selfie of the uploaded person with SpongeBob and Patrick in a small elevator. Preserve the person's recognizable identity, natural hair, and skin tone. All three crowd close to the lens and make different ridiculous expressions: the person raises one eyebrow and puffs their cheeks, SpongeBob laughs with his mouth wide open, and Patrick looks completely confused. Keep the person photorealistic and render the cartoon characters as dimensional characters sharing the same lighting. Strong wide-angle perspective, candid phone-camera feel, bright colors, vertical 4:5. Exactly three characters. No text.
𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐭
create A photorealistic close-up of a gold pendant necklace held by female hand. The pendant features a bas-relief engraving of image . The pendant hangs from a polished gold chain. The background is softly blurred with neutral beige tones, and natural lighting, realistic skin tones, Product photography
𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐭
A modern art gallery interior with a clean, deep red wall. Mounted on the wall is a large expressive oil painting portrait of the subject from the reference photo — use their face and likeness exactly, keeping facial features, proportions, and expression unchanged, reinterpreted in visible impasto brushstrokes and muted painterly tones. The painted subject's clothing matches the outfit in the reference photo exactly, including color, fabric texture, and silhouette, reinterpreted through visible oil-paint brushstrokes. Soft gallery lighting rakes across the canvas, catching the texture of the paint so individual brushstrokes are clearly visible, painted in a warm, muted palette of umber, grey, and soft tones against a neutral backdrop within the painting itself. In front of the painting, in the foreground, a person is seated in a dark green upholstered armchair, shown entirely from behind so their face is not visible — only the back of their head, shoulders, and upper back, with both hands out of frame or resting unseen below the chair back. No hand, arm gesture, cigarette, or smoke should be visible anywhere in the frame. Their hair matches the reference photo's hair color and length. Their clothing — visible only from behind at the shoulders and upper back — matches the exact outfit shown in the reference photo, including color, fabric texture, and silhouette, so the seated figure reads as wearing the same outfit as the portrait. A small, deliberate fleck or paint-speck mark is visible on the top of the chair's backrest, as if a fingerprint of stray paint from the studio. Lighting: Warm, directional gallery lighting, soft shadows, a slight vignette toward the edges of the frame, cinematic and moody without being dark. Camera: Vertical framing, the painting filling most of the upper frame, the seated figure occupying the lower third, centered or slightly off-center facing the painting. Texture details: Visible oil paint ridges and brush texture on the portrait including the painted rendering of the outfit's fabric; fine canvas weave beneath the paint; soft real-fabric texture on the seated figure's clothing at the shoulders and back, matching the reference outfit's material. Style: Cinematic, mysterious, gallery-atmosphere realism combined with painterly portraiture — photographic rendering for the room and the seated figure, oil-painting rendering for the portrait itself, muted red-and-earth-tone color grading throughout, with the reference outfit consistent across both the painted and real versions of the figure.