A highly specific, multi-constraint prompt designed for image-to-image generation, transforming an uploaded photo of a couple into a vertical, cinematic Titanic movie poster. It mandates preserving the original faces, poses, and composition while applying detailed cinematic lighting, color grading, typography, and texture effects. (free to use) — Free AI image template on PicX Studio.
Use the uploaded image exactly as the base/reference. Do not change the subjects’ faces, poses, camera angle, or composition. Preserve facial features and expression. Recreate a vertical cinematic movie-poster based on this image with the following specifications: Canvas: vertical poster, aspect ratio 2:3 (e.g. 4000×6000 px). High-res, photoreal, print-quality (minimum 300 DPI). Composition: keep the ship’s bow centered and dominating the lower two-thirds; keep the couple faded and large in the top third as in the uploaded image (overlay/blend). Do not move or re-pose subjects. Lighting & mood: cinematic golden-hour rim light on faces, soft warm highlights, cool deep shadows on the hull; strong contrast with gentle atmospheric mist; subtle film grain and slight vignette for vintage cinematic look. Color grade: warm skin highlights, slightly desaturated midtones, deep navy/charcoal hull, soft cyan sky with white cloud details; natural skin texture preserved (no smoothing). Ship details: maintain the bow’s perspective and railing lines; add realistic water spray/splash at the hull base, small white foam particles; keep deck rail details sharp. Overlay blend: the couple at the top should be semi-translucent, softly feathered into the sky; maintain original hair, jewelry, and clothing details. Title & typography: center the single word {argument name="title" default="TITANIC"} across the bottom third in large serif (Trajan Pro / classic film serif), all caps, wide tracking, pure white with subtle drop shadow and tiny bevel; place title exactly like the reference. Effects/finishing: increase perceived sharpness on ship hull and title; keep couple slightly softer; apply subtle film grain, mild chromatic aberration, and filmic contrast curve. Negative constraints: no additional people or logos, no modern artifacts (phones, text), no watermark, no unnatural skin smoothness, no heavy plastic look. For img2img parameters (suggested): strength 0.35–0.55, preserve composition, seed optional for reproducibility. Output: 4000×6000 PNG, lossless. Instruction to renderer: Use the uploaded photo as the primary source and only refine/augment per the above — do not replace or re-render faces or change the original pose/composition.
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