Image - 2026-06-08 07:11

Image 1 is the source and identity reference. Keep the man from Image 1 exactly the same. Preserve his identity 1:1. Do not change the face, facial structure, proportions, expression, eye shape, nose, lips, jawline, chin, hair shape, hairstyle, age, or overall likeness. If Image 2 is provided, use it only as a color mood reference. Do not copy facial features, skin texture, eye shape, expression, or identity from Image 2. Refine Image 1 while preserving the current realism and detail already present in the portrait. Keep the skin realistic, natural, and detailed. Do not smooth the skin, do not blur existing detail, and do not reduce realism. Preserve the natural pores, subtle skin grain, realistic lip texture, eyebrow hairs, eyelashes, and overall human facial realism already present in Image 1. Make only subtle refinements: - slightly deepen the gaze without changing eye shape or expression - make the eyes a little clearer and more alive, but keep the reflections natural and small - slightly soften the under-eye area so it looks cleaner and less tired, without removing natural realism - subtly unify the tone of the face, neck, and collarbone area - slightly refine the color grading toward a muted cool cinematic portrait tone - keep natural skin tones alive and believable - maintain a refined editorial portrait mood Important: - do not change identity - do not change facial features - do not change expression - do not add extra skin texture - do not add stronger pores - do not add stripes, scratches, crosshatching, or artificial texture - do not over-sharpen - do not add large catchlights - do not make the eyes glossy or artificial - do not make the skin plastic, waxy, or airbrushed - do not lose the current realism and detail Final result: the exact same man from Image 1, with preserved realism and detail, slightly cleaner under-eyes, slightly deeper and more alive eyes, more even tone between face and neck, and a subtle refined cinematic portrait finish.