IDENTITY & PHYSIQUE
The uploaded photograph defines WHO the person is; the target preview and scene instructions define HOW the result must look. Preserve recognizable facial structure and proportions, apparent age, skin tone, hair, distinctive traits, visible natural build, shoulder width and head-to-torso relationship without beautifying, redesigning or copying an incompatible preview-model physique. Do not preserve the uploaded pose, gaze, framing, wardrobe, background or lighting.
POSE & ANATOMY
Reconstruct the same person in the target's exact pose, posture, body and head orientation, gaze, expression, crop and camera perspective. Keep one continuous, believable anatomy: proportional head; natural jaw-to-neck, shoulders and torso connection; plausible arms, elbows, wrists, hands, hips, legs, knees and joints; balanced weight and perspective. No face-swap, pasted head, broken hands, extra limbs or incompatible proportions.
DISTINCTIVE TRAITS
Keep each visible tattoo and accessory with its correct owner, approximate form, orientation, relative size and true anatomical placement. Never invent, remove, mirror, duplicate, relocate or transfer them. Opaque clothing and crop must hide covered traits; if partly occluded, show only the physically visible fragment. Integrate glasses, jewelry, piercings, headwear and other visible personal items naturally into the target pose, perspective, lighting, style and material.
Reconstruct the uploaded person in the exact visual situation specified below. The final subject must remain recognizable while matching the target preview's composition, clothing, environment, light, atmosphere, visual language and finish.
Reconstruct the person as a firefighter advancing through a burning damaged industrial interior. Use a three-quarter body pose leaning forward against the heat, with the near hand holding a heavy fire-hose nozzle low beside the thigh and the far hand controlling the hose line. Keep the shoulders tense but anatomically connected, turn the head directly toward camera and use a determined exhausted expression with the face fully visible. Frame from the knees upward at chest height, three meters away, with a 50mm cinematic lens. Dress in wet black turnout gear with reflective yellow bands, gloves, harness and a small chest flashlight; do not cover the face with a helmet or mask. Fill the background with orange flames, dense volumetric smoke, drifting embers and burned structural debris. Use intense warm fire backlight, a cool white flashlight accent, deep controlled shadows and reflections on a wet floor. Finish as a grounded high-budget action-film still with realistic heat, soot, skin and fabric texture. No text, logos or watermark.