How do I use the Power Armor Mirror Selfie template?
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Generates a realistic image of someone in weathered power armor taking a mirror selfie in a messy room. Change the subject, setting, or lighting one variable at a time.

A person wearing a highly detailed, weathered, and battle-damaged {argument name="armor type" default="T-60 power armor from Fallout"} taking a mirror selfie with a {argument name="phone type" default="black smartphone"}. The armor is bulky, metallic, and covered in grime, rust, and scratches, featuring a distinctive helmet with a respirator, headlamp, and thick shoulder pauldrons. The person is holding the phone in their right armored hand, positioned in front of their chest. The reflection is seen in a slightly dirty mirror with a dark wooden frame. In the background, there is a dimly lit, messy room with a {argument name="poster subject" default="Vault Boy poster"} partially visible on the wall behind the armor. The lighting is moody and realistic, emphasizing the textures of the metal and the gritty atmosphere.
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Yes. You can change the subject, setting, lighting, mood, format, and available model controls before creating your image.
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