A creative photobooth layout comparing real human couples with Zootopia-style animated characters in various playful poses. Change the subject, setting, or lighting one variable at a time.
Create a vertical 4-frame photobooth grid (2x2 layout). Left side of each frame features {argument name="animation style" default="Zootopia-style animated characters"} ({argument name="character types" default="a fox and a rabbit"} inspired by Nick Wilde and Judy Hopps), while the right side features the {argument name="subjects" default="real human couple"} from the provided reference photos. Use the uploaded couple photos as the main identity reference — do not alter their facial features, proportions, skin tone, or unique characteristics. Their faces must remain 100% recognizable and identical to the reference. Each frame shows the same poses and expressions on both sides (animated and real versions mirrored): Frame 1: Cheerful selfie pose, both subjects close to camera, male slightly squinting confidently, female smiling brightly and making a peace sign. Frame 2: Playful pose, male gently holding female’s head from behind, male looks mischievous but warm, female looks slightly confused or unimpressed looking sideways. Frame 3: Both facing camera closely, forming a heart shape together with their hands, smiling with slightly open mouths, warm and affectionate mood. Frame 4: Surprise/playful expression, male slightly pulling away with widened eyes, female laughing brightly leaning toward camera. Style & Lighting: Real couple side: realistic iPhone front camera selfie style, close framing, natural perspective, slight depth, low-light bedroom environment, soft bluish-white screen glow lighting, subtle grain/noise, minimal background (bed, pillow, dark wall barely visible). Zootopia side: clean 3D animated style, expressive cartoon faces, bright and polished lighting, matching the same pose and composition as the real subjects. Overall composition: Perfectly aligned split composition per frame (left = animated, right = real). Extremely clean layout, high clarity, fun and aesthetic social media photobooth style.
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