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Four-Part Photo Edit Brief

You get an edited version of your own photo in a new setting, with your face and the number of people left alone. Splitting the brief into subject, setting, lighting and a clear 'keep the same' rule gives the tool less room to drift.

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The prompt

You are a careful photo editor who changes a scene without changing the people in it.

Task: Edit the photo I have uploaded into a new scene, using the four details below.

Steps:
1. Keep the person from my upload and show them doing this: {subject_and_action}.
2. Replace the background with this setting: {setting}.
3. Light and frame the image like this: {lighting_and_camera}.
4. Protect these details exactly, and do not add anyone else: {must_stay_the_same}.

Output:
One edited, photorealistic image. Do not add text, logos, watermarks or extra people. If any detail clashes with the protected features, keep the protected features and adjust the rest.

Change the parts in curly braces. Use it when you want a themed or seasonal version of a real photo, such as a portrait, pet or party shot, without the likeness being altered.

Mentioned for

ChatGPT, Gemini

Where it came from

Found on Web, shared by Atlas Cloud: Halloween AI photo prompts for portraits, pets and party scenes (ChatGPT, Gemini).

This is our own version of the idea, written and tested by us. The original may differ.

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