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.
FACIAL LIGHTING AND SCENE INTEGRATION
Light the face, neck and all visible skin as an inseparable physical part of the target environment. Match the scene's exact light direction, intensity, falloff, shadow placement, contrast, color temperature, ambient spill, practical-light reflections and atmosphere across every facial plane. Highlights and shadows on forehead, eyes, nose, cheeks, mouth, jaw and neck must agree with the camera and surrounding sources. Preserve realistic skin texture. Never add unsupported beauty light, frontal face light, pasted-face glow, mismatched color, floating highlights or face-swap edges. The face must look photographed in the same shot, through the same lens and atmosphere as the body and environment.
TARGET CINEMATIC SCENE
Reconstruct the same person naturally in this exact scene. Create a waist-up futuristic night portrait in heavy rain. Position the person slightly left of center with the torso angled about twenty-five degrees toward camera-right and both shoulders alert but level. Bend both elbows low and rest the gloved hands against the lower utility vest, keeping the fingers naturally curved and visible near the bottom crop. Keep the head uncovered; turn it distinctly toward camera-right and direct the eyes farther off-camera right as if tracking movement along the empty street, with lips closed and a calm vigilant expression. Frame from just below the hands to modest space above the wet hair, using an eye-level 50mm camera from about three meters; do not show the legs or create a full-body view. Dress the person in original matte-black segmented protective armor over a high-neck tactical layer, without helmet, weapon, insignia or logo. Place a dark avenue behind, with wet pavement and softly blurred vertical cyan and magenta practical lights. Use cool cyan light across the camera-right cheek and armor edge, restrained magenta reflections on the opposite armor, dim neutral facial fill, visible rain beads, shallow depth, mist and controlled cinematic contrast.
Create one coherent photorealistic image. No text, logos, watermark, collage, face-swap appearance, disconnected anatomy, extra limbs or duplicated person.
Cinematográfico · Prompt 94
