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A Realistic Portrait That Locks the Face, Changes Nothing

The kind of fidelity that changes nothing at all — like slipping an old photo into a new frame, untouched.

✍️ A short prompt doesn't mean a lazy one — 'don't change the face' is the entire creative instruction here, and everything else about lighting and background is left to the model to figure out. This kind of restraint is actually a harder test of your source material than any pile of parameters would be.
📋 Prompt Natural Language
Using this image as reference, produce an ultra-realistic photographic portrait. Make no changes at all to the subject's face or hairstyle from the original — facial features, identity, feature proportions and natural skin texture must all be preserved exactly as they are.

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