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- Photography
- Model
- google-nano-banana-pro
Candid Cinema-Lobby Portrait with Popcorn
Create a realistic candid phone photo of a woman in a cinema lobby, preserving her identity from the required reference photo.
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- Inputs
- Identity_reference_photo (image) · Required
- Outputs
- Generated_image (image)
Use the uploaded identity photo as a strict reference for the woman's face, body, and overall identity. Preserve her exact facial features, facial proportions, figure, natural skin tone, hair color, hairline, and recognizable presence. She must look unmistakably like the same woman from the identity photo. Do not change her face; maintain 100% likeness.
Create a lively, simple, maximally realistic candid phone photo, as if shot on an iPhone 17 Pro. Give her natural moisturized skin with realistic texture, tiny pores, and barely visible peach fuzz; avoid a plastic effect. Her makeup includes fluffy brushed-up eyebrows, matte foundation with visible pores, warm peach blush high on the cheekbones, soft taupe eyeshadow, long light false lashes, and full glossy lips with a dark brown liner fading into a pinkish-nude center.
Her hair is a long, voluminous blowout with a layered cascade and curled ends, swept over to one side and falling over part of her face. She wears a burgundy wool coat over a black knit top and black trousers. She is standing in a cinema lobby with a popcorn counter, movie posters with Cyrillic titles, a red carpet, dim lights, and a few blurred people in the background. She holds a popcorn bucket and a drink, looking away to the side. Include a silver-gold watch, diamond ring, stud earrings, and short, square, glossy burgundy nails.
Use muted, overcast dim light, a darkened frame, deep shadows, natural iPhone grain and digital noise, and slightly imperfect sharpness. Avoid HDR and clearly reduce the exposure. Do not create waxy skin, distorted hands, or logos. Output in 4K, vertical 3:4 format.
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