How do I use the 90s Horror McDonald's with Ghostface template?
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A prompt for Google Gemini Nano Banana Pro to create an ultra-realistic image in the style of 90s horror. It requires placing a specific model (man from a provided photo) and Ghostface in a classic 90s McDonald's, both eating hamburgers. It emphasizes nostalgic atmosphere, warm lighting, specific clothing (oversized gray T-shirt, faded wide jeans), and strict face preservation. (free to use) — Free AI image template on PicX Studio.
Create an ultra-realistic image in the horror style of the 90s. The model (man with brown hair, faithful to the provided photo) is sitting next to Ghostface in a McDonald's restaurant with a classic 90s look. Both are eating hamburgers, illuminated by soft, warm lighting in a nostalgic, retro atmosphere. Model's outfit: gray oversized T-shirt and faded wide jeans. Aesthetics: subtle film grain, cinematic tone, strong realism, and nostalgic charm. Background: slightly blurred McDonald's interior with warm tones and ambient light that evokes the 1990s era. Don't change the face. (Use the attached image)
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