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Let the Grain Settle First, Then the Image Can Breathe

It's not a full repaint — it's smoothing the grain out gradually, letting the blur spread with the same breathing rhythm.

Nano Banana ProNoise reduction reconstructionBackground blurIllustration restorationBokeh effect
✍️ Background blur isn't just a random smear — it's a bokeh gradient calculated against an f2.4 aperture value. The number gets set before the mood gets discussed, and only once the grain is cleared can the blur actually hold up.
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First lay a portrait-lens-style bokeh effect over the background, with a blur gradient calculated at an f2.4 aperture; the illustration itself is then denoised and finely reconstructed — image grain and edge noise cleaned up, details recalibrated.
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