Black-and-White 4×4 Photobooth Contact Sheet

Format

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Inputs

Reference_image (image) · Required

Outputs

Photobooth_contact_sheet (image)

Use the uploaded reference image as the primary identity anchor. Create an ultra-high-resolution 4×4 black-and-white photobooth contact sheet featuring the same adult man from the reference image. Preserve his identity consistently across all 16 panels, including his facial features, hairstyle, face shape, skin texture, and proportions. Dress him in a plain black T-shirt with no logos or graphics.

Use a classic photobooth aesthetic with a plain neutral gray background and no props. Use direct front-facing photobooth flash, slightly hard but flattering lighting, and soft, short shadows behind the subject. Avoid cinematic side lighting and dramatic backgrounds. Capture every panel as a tight head-and-shoulders portrait using a 50mm lens, with the eyes perfectly sharp in every frame. Arrange the images in a 4×4 square grid with thin gutters and high consistency between panels.

Render in pure black and white with medium-high contrast, subtle analog photobooth grain, crisp sharpness, and clean edges. The 16 expressions should be:
1. Scrunched smile with slightly squeezed eyes.
2. Intense stare with fingers framing the eyes.
3. Big joyful laugh with mouth open.
4. Bored, unimpressed face with chin resting in hands.
5. Sad pout with watery eyes.
6. Goofy face with both hands making small horns above the head.
7. Playful tongue out with a cheeky grin.
8. Angry glare with lowered eyebrows.
9. Flirty look with one hand touching the cheek.
10. Surprised wide eyes with slightly open mouth.
11. Fake scream or excited shout with hands near the face.
12. Mischievous grin with a claw-like hand pose.
13. Confused frown with pressed lips.
14. Dramatic crying face with hands on the head.
15. Playful tongue out with eyes closed.
16. Duck face while making a small devil-horns gesture.

Prioritize realistic hands and facial anatomy. Ensure there are no extra or missing fingers, warped faces, uneven eyes, melted mouths, plastic-looking skin, text, watermarks, or logos. Avoid color, sepia tones, beauty-retouched skin, low resolution, blur, distorted anatomy, and overly cinematic lighting. Use a 4:5 aspect ratio.