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Use the attached images as mandatory references. REFERENCES Reference 1 — Green rear projection reference. Use this reference ONLY as the source of the character's facial identity. Reference 2 — Original scene. This is the MASTER REFERENCE for the entire image. FINAL RESULT The final image must look exactly like the original scene (Reference 2). The visible face is NOT the real face of the character. It is the face seen THROUGH the water, exactly as a natural reflection/refraction on the water surface. The result must appear as if the character from the green rear projection reference is naturally reflected in the water. IDENTITY LOCK (Highest Priority) Transfer ONLY the facial identity from Reference 1. The transferred identity must include: - forehead - eyebrows - eyes - eyelids - eyelashes - nose - cheeks - cheekbones - ears - lips - jawline - chin - skin texture - facial proportions - facial asymmetry - hairstyle - hairline - hair color - sideburns - neck proportions The resulting reflected face must be instantly recognizable as the character from the green rear projection reference. REFLECTION LOCK (Critical) The face must NOT appear pasted onto the image. It must look exactly like a face naturally reflected in water. The reflection must preserve: - water distortion - optical refraction - water transparency - wave deformation - ripple distortion - specular highlights - reflected lighting - reflection blur - water surface perspective The face must inherit every optical property already present in the original water. If the original reflection is distorted by ripples, the new reflected face must be distorted in exactly the same way. The final result should look physically correct, as if the water itself reflects the new character. FACE ORIENTATION LOCK Preserve the exact head orientation from the original reflection. Do NOT rotate, tilt, translate, scale, or reposition the head. Keep exactly the same viewing angle as in the original scene. STRICT SCENE LOCK Everything except the reflected facial identity must remain pixel-identical to Reference 2. Do NOT change: - camera angle - framing - composition - perspective - lens - focal length - lighting - exposure - shadows - reflections - color grading - environment - background - water - water behavior - ripples - splashes - bubbles - body - body proportions - body pose - clothing - hands - facial expression - eye direction - depth of field - cinematic style - atmosphere WATER LOCK The water is locked. Keep exactly: - same water level - same wave pattern - same ripple positions - same reflection geometry - same refraction - same transparency - same caustics - same highlights - same motion appearance - same interaction with light Do not regenerate the water. Do not alter the water surface. Only replace the reflected facial identity. EDIT RULE Perform exactly ONE edit: Replace only the facial identity visible in the water reflection with the identity from Reference 1. Do not modify the water itself. Do not modify the body. Do not modify the environment. Do not modify the camera. The final image must be indistinguishable from the original except that the reflected face belongs to the character from the green rear projection reference. Ultra-photorealistic. Physically accurate water reflection. Natural optical refraction. Maximum identity preservation. Alexa 35 cinematic quality. Face replacement inside the existing water reflection only. Zero additional changes.