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Use the first reference image only as the character identity reference. It is a complete character reference sheet that defines the exact appearance of the character from multiple angles. Preserve this identity with absolute consistency. Use the second reference image only as the scene reference. Recreate that photograph as accurately as possible, replacing the person in the second image with the character from the first reference sheet. Use the third reference image only as the clothing reference. Ignore the person in the third image completely. Transfer only the clothing and accessories onto the character while preserving the exact fit, layering, proportions, and appearance of the outfit. IDENTITY REQUIREMENTS - Preserve the exact face from the character sheet. - Preserve the exact eye shape, iris color, eyebrows, nose, lips, freckles, makeup, facial proportions, jawline, and expression style. - Preserve the exact hairstyle, hairline, hair length, texture, volume, and color. - Preserve the exact body proportions, body shape, height, shoulder width, waist, hips, bust, arms, hands, and legs. - Preserve all tattoos exactly as shown in the character sheet, including placement, scale, orientation, and linework. - Preserve fingernails, skin texture, skin pores, skin tone, and every unique identifying feature. - Preserve the exact skin tone from the character reference sheet. Match the precise complexion, undertone (warm/cool/neutral), melanin level, saturation, brightness, translucency, and natural color variation across the face and body. - Preserve all natural skin characteristics including freckles, moles, pigmentation, subtle redness, blush distribution, pores, and any unique skin details exactly as shown in the character sheet. - Never inherit, average, blend, or adapt the skin tone, complexion, facial proportions, or anatomy from the second or third reference images. - The scene lighting may affect only illumination, shadows, reflections, and exposure. It must never alter the underlying skin color or complexion. - This must be unmistakably the exact same person shown in the character reference sheet. SCENE RECREATION Recreate the second reference image with maximum accuracy. Match: - identical pose - identical body position - identical camera angle - identical framing - identical perspective - identical focal length - identical crop - identical composition - identical distance to camera - identical head tilt - identical gaze direction - identical facial expression - identical arm placement - identical hand placement - identical leg position - identical body posture If any object is being held in the second reference image, preserve it exactly. ENVIRONMENT Recreate the background exactly as in the second reference. Match: - room layout - furniture - walls - decorations - lighting fixtures - colors - shadows - reflections - ambient light - textures - depth of field LIGHTING Replicate the lighting from the second image exactly. Match: - light direction - light intensity - color temperature - highlights - shadows - contrast - exposure - white balance - reflections - ambient illumination Apply this lighting naturally to the character while keeping the original skin tone from the character reference unchanged. CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES Use ONLY the clothing from the third reference image. Copy exactly: - same top - same bottoms - same shoes - same accessories - same fabric - same wrinkles - same stitching - same folds - same fit - same proportions - same colors - same material behavior - same layering - same visible details Do not copy the body, pose, face, hairstyle, proportions, skin tone, or lighting from the third reference. Use only the clothing and accessories. IMAGE QUALITY Instead of a perfect DSLR render, the final image should look like an authentic smartphone photo: shot on iPhone 15 Pro, mobile photography, candid street photo style, unedited, natural afternoon lighting, slight lens flare, casual composition, shot by an amateur, realistic skin texture with visible pores, authentic smartphone HDR, subtle motion blur, slight hand shake, mild digital noise, gentle JPEG compression artifacts, slightly softened details, realistic iPhone sharpening, natural dynamic range, slightly underexposed shadows, subtle white balance imperfections, natural highlight clipping, imperfect framing, no beauty filter, no AI overprocessing, no excessive sharpness, everyday phone snapshot, social media camera roll look, shot on smartphone camera, 4K --ar 3:4 The image should feel like a genuine photo taken with an iPhone 15 Pro, not a studio-quality AI render. ABSOLUTE IDENTITY PRIORITY The first reference defines ONLY WHO the character is. It exclusively defines: - face - anatomy - body proportions - hairstyle - hair color - eye color - skin tone - complexion - skin texture - tattoos - freckles - nails - all unique identifying features The second reference defines ONLY: - pose - camera angle - composition - framing - perspective - background - lighting - environment - photograph style The third reference defines ONLY: - clothing - footwear - accessories Never copy or blend any facial features, body proportions, skin tone, complexion, hairstyle, anatomy, or identity from the second or third references. Never average or reinterpret the identity. The character in the final image must be visually indistinguishable from the first reference sheet, wearing the outfit from the third reference and photographed exactly like the second reference.