This example illustrates the idea. Results depend on the model, settings and your inputs.
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Use the uploaded photo as the identity reference. Preserve the person's recognizable facial geometry, age, natural skin tone, eye color, distinctive features and original hair length. Keep gender presentation and body proportions unchanged. Change only the staging, clothing, surroundings, lighting and treatment described below. Retain pores and natural asymmetry; do not reshape or cosmetically idealize the face.
Create a photorealistic experimental 4:5 portrait tightly framed at the shoulders. Keep the head straight, gaze into the lens and hair away from the face. Use a plain charcoal-gray top and a dark neutral backdrop. Place the camera at eye level with sharp focus on the eyes.
LIGHTING: an optical projector on camera-left casts one broad diagonal band divided into restrained cyan, amber and coral segments. The projection crosses the forehead, one cheek and neck, bends with facial contours and continues onto the background. Keep one eye area in a neutral gap; both irises look natural. Weak neutral fill preserves skin texture outside the projection without lightening the original complexion.
Deep shadows, moderate saturation, fine grain and slight optical softness outside the focus plane. Color reads as projected light, never paint or a tattoo. No digital glitches, airborne laser beams, facial distortion, letters, symbols, logos or watermarks.
