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evgeniy primochenko

프롬프트Create a photorealistic composite using the provided image of a ginger fluffy cat as the primary subject. Follow these instructions precisely: 1) Isolation and mask: Carefully isolate the cat with a high-precision mask around all fur edges, whiskers and ears. Preserve the cat's original pose, closed eyes, fine fur texture and natural lighting on the body. Avoid haloing and hard edges; use a soft, feathered transition of 3-5 pixels on delicate fur areas to keep realism. 2) Placement and grounding: Place the cat naturally on a sandy beach so the cat appears to be lying directly on the sand. Add a subtle contact shadow under and around the cat (soft, warm, low-contrast) to anchor it to the sand, matching the existing light direction. 3) Background and lighting: Replace the background with a warm sunset beach scene containing several palm trees at mid-distance. Sky should have warm orange to purple gradient typical of sunset. Keep overall lighting consistent with the cat's existing illumination; add warm rim light from the sunset on the cat's edges but do not overwrite the cat's original exposure. 4) Palm shadows: Project light, realistic palm-leaf shadows across the cat's body. Shadows should be soft and diffuse (light intensity low) to read as a sunset shadow, with natural shapes and slightly warm toning. Ensure shadows follow the same light angle as other scene lighting. 5) Cocktail placement and detail: Place a blue cocktail glass in the sand to the cat's right (viewer-right), partially sunk into the sand as typical on a beach. The glass should contain blue liquid, visible ice cubes, a straw and a small paper umbrella. Add realistic reflections and refractions on the glass; include a small wet-sand footprint/shine near the glass and a faint shadow consistent with sunset direction. 6) Sunglasses on cat: Place retro-style sunglasses with mirrored lenses resting on the cat's forehead. The glasses should be scaled to fit the cat's head ergonomically and aligned to head tilt; mirrored lenses should reflect warm sunset colors (orange/purple hints) and subtle highlights. Ensure glasses cast a subtle, soft shadow on the fur where they touch. 7) Color grading and final blend: Perform subtle color grading to harmonize cat and background (warm sunset tones) but preserve the cat's original fur detail and contrast. Avoid over-saturation or artificial-looking color shifts. Remove any color spill from background onto the cat beyond gentle warm rim light. 8) Output requirements: Prepare the final image optimized for A4 print at 210 x 297 mm, 300 DPI, high-quality JPEG suitable for printing. Keep maximum visual fidelity for fur, glass reflections, and sunset sky. Notes: Maintain photorealism, realistic shadows and reflections, and seamless edge blending. Do not change the cat's pose or facial expression. If any area is ambiguous during composition, prioritize preserving natural fur detail and realistic lighting. Deliver: single, final composite image.

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날짜2025년 9월 11일

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evgeniy primochenko

프롬프트Create a photorealistic composite using the provided image of a ginger fluffy cat as the primary subject. Follow these instructions precisely: 1) Isolation and mask: Carefully isolate the cat with a high-precision mask around all fur edges, whiskers and ears. Preserve the cat's original pose, closed eyes, fine fur texture and natural lighting on the body. Avoid haloing and hard edges; use a soft, feathered transition of 3-5 pixels on delicate fur areas to keep realism. 2) Placement and grounding: Place the cat naturally on a sandy beach so the cat appears to be lying directly on the sand. Add a subtle contact shadow under and around the cat (soft, warm, low-contrast) to anchor it to the sand, matching the existing light direction. 3) Background and lighting: Replace the background with a warm sunset beach scene containing several palm trees at mid-distance. Sky should have warm orange to purple gradient typical of sunset. Keep overall lighting consistent with the cat's existing illumination; add warm rim light from the sunset on the cat's edges but do not overwrite the cat's original exposure. 4) Palm shadows: Project light, realistic palm-leaf shadows across the cat's body. Shadows should be soft and diffuse (light intensity low) to read as a sunset shadow, with natural shapes and slightly warm toning. Ensure shadows follow the same light angle as other scene lighting. 5) Cocktail placement and detail: Place a blue cocktail glass in the sand to the cat's right (viewer-right), partially sunk into the sand as typical on a beach. The glass should contain blue liquid, visible ice cubes, a straw and a small paper umbrella. Add realistic reflections and refractions on the glass; include a small wet-sand footprint/shine near the glass and a faint shadow consistent with sunset direction. 6) Sunglasses on cat: Place retro-style sunglasses with mirrored lenses resting on the cat's forehead. The glasses should be scaled to fit the cat's head ergonomically and aligned to head tilt; mirrored lenses should reflect warm sunset colors (orange/purple hints) and subtle highlights. Ensure glasses cast a subtle, soft shadow on the fur where they touch. 7) Color grading and final blend: Perform subtle color grading to harmonize cat and background (warm sunset tones) but preserve the cat's original fur detail and contrast. Avoid over-saturation or artificial-looking color shifts. Remove any color spill from background onto the cat beyond gentle warm rim light. 8) Output requirements: Prepare the final image optimized for A4 print at 210 x 297 mm, 300 DPI, high-quality JPEG suitable for printing. Keep maximum visual fidelity for fur, glass reflections, and sunset sky. Notes: Maintain photorealism, realistic shadows and reflections, and seamless edge blending. Do not change the cat's pose or facial expression. If any area is ambiguous during composition, prioritize preserving natural fur detail and realistic lighting. Deliver: single, final composite image.

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날짜2025년 9월 11일

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