How do I use the Infrared Police Back Seat Cam template?
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Transforms a reference portrait into a monochrome patrol-car rear-seat surveillance frame with authentic IR camera overlays. Change the subject, setting, or lighting one variable at a time.

Using the provided reference image as the identity reference, transform the person into a grainy black-and-white infrared police back-seat camera frame at night. Keep the person recognizable, but change the scene completely: place him seated in the rear bench of a patrol car, viewed from a wide-angle/fisheye security camera mounted high in the vehicle, with his hands behind his back as if restrained and his head turned slightly to the side. Add the car interior, rear seat, seatbelt, partition/cage bars on the side windows, and blurred nighttime streetlights visible through the rear window. Apply low-light IR surveillance styling with harsh monochrome contrast, soft blur, noise, and a slightly distorted lens. Add exactly 4 white digital camera overlays: top left timestamp “{argument name="timestamp" default="12/05/2024 22:42:47"}”, top right “{argument name="camera label" default="IR 1494"}”, bottom left “{argument name="gps speed text" default="GPS 067 MPH"}”, and bottom right “{argument name="seat label" default="BK SEAT"}”. Do not include the original doughnut shop background; make it look like authentic in-car arrest/security footage.
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