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Korean Couple Four-Frame Photobooth Collage
Create a realistic Korean-style photobooth collage of a couple, preserving both people’s identities and showing four specified poses.
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- Inputs
- Reference_photo_of_both_people (image) · Required
- Outputs
- Photobooth_collage (image)
Create a realistic Korean couple photobooth photo collage with four vertical frames, using the reference photo. Use the real faces of both people from the reference photo and preserve their identities, eye shapes, noses, lips, and distinctive features without changing their faces. Both wear matching navy-blue tracksuit jackets with white stripes on the sleeves. Use a plain light-gray studio background, soft lighting, sharp facial details, HD quality, and a cute, romantic Korean photobooth style.
Frame 1: The man sits on the left, pursing his lips toward the camera. The woman leans in from the right and kisses his cheek, gently holding his chin with both hands. Their expressions are sweet and romantic.
Frame 2: The man is in front, holding both hands near his cheeks in peace signs (V signs), with his lips slightly pursed. The woman stands behind him, wearing a small red devil-horn headband and raising both hands in peace signs above his head. Their expressions are cute and playful.
Frame 3: The man is in front, sticking his tongue out slightly and scrunching his face in a mischievous expression. The woman stands behind him, laughing happily and gently pinching his ear with an affectionate, amused expression. The moment feels candid, funny, and natural.
Frame 4: The couple sit side by side with their heads touching. The man smiles gently at the camera, resting one hand on top of the woman’s head. The woman smiles sweetly at the camera and leans close against his shoulder. The mood is warm, romantic, and affectionate.
Arrange the collage vertically, with four rectangular photos stacked from top to bottom and thick white borders between them. Keep the composition neat and symmetrical, use a different pose in each frame, keep their clothing consistent, and preserve their faces across all frames. Use natural skin texture and professional studio photography. No text, no watermark, and no distortion of faces or fingers. Korean couple photobooth aesthetic.
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