پرامپت کشیده و تار کردن نصف صورت با چت جی پی تی

با استفاده از پرامپت کشیده و تار کردن نصف صورت می‌توانید عکس خود را به یک پرتره سینمایی با افکتی متفاوت تبدیل کنید؛ به‌طوری‌که یک نیمه صورت واضح باقی بماند و نیمه دیگر به‌صورت افقی کشیده و محو شود. نورپردازی آبی و فیروزه‌ای، سایه‌های تیره و بافت نویز نوارهای ویدئویی قدیمی نیز جلوه‌ای خاص به تصویر می‌بخشند.

پرامپت کشیده و تار کردن نصف صورت

برای استفاده از این پرامپت، ابتدا عکس موردنظر خود را در هوش مصنوعی چت جی پی تی بارگذاری کنید و سپس متن پرامپت انگلیسی زیرا را همراه با آن ارسال کنید. این پرامپت بر اساس عکس مرجع عمل می‌کند و برای رسیدن به نتیجه موردنظر، به تصویر اولیه با نمایش صورت کامل نیاز دارد. پس از پردازش، چت جی پی تی تلاش می‌کند ضمن حفظ ظاهر اصلی فرد، افکت کشیدگی و تاری را روی یک نیمه صورت اعمال کند و با نورپردازی سینمایی و بافت VHS، ظاهر نهایی تصویر را شکل دهد.

Transform the provided reference photo into a cinematic retro-VHS portrait while preserving the subject’s exact identity and original appearance.

Identity preservation: Use the reference photo as the sole source for the subject’s identity, gender presentation, facial features, face shape, skin tone, hairstyle, hairline, glasses, clothing, body proportions, pose, and expression. Do not assume or impose any gender, age, or physical characteristics. Do not beautify, reshape, regenerate, or otherwise alter the subject’s face.

Half-face motion blur effect: The horizontal motion blur must begin precisely at the vertical centerline of the face, clearly dividing it into two distinct halves. One half of the face must remain natural, sharp, and clearly recognizable, while the other half stretches horizontally outward with intense directional motion blur, creating a dramatic elongated and obscured effect. Make the division between the sharp and blurred halves clearly visible and aligned with the center of the face. The blur must distort only the existing image pixels, not generate new facial features or alter the underlying facial anatomy.

Cinematic visual style: Apply strong cyan and turquoise lighting, deep blue shadows, subtle purple tones, heavy retro film grain, fine horizontal VHS scanlines, analog video noise, and a soft vintage digital texture. Use high contrast and an atmospheric, moody, experimental editorial photography aesthetic.

Preserve the original photo: Keep the subject’s original facial anatomy, eye shape and color, nose, lips, jawline, ears, skin texture, hairstyle, clothing, expression, and recognizable identity details unchanged. Preserve the original background, camera angle, pose, and composition unless a minor adjustment is essential for the visual effect. Maintain realistic photographic details and a vertical 4:5 aspect ratio.

Strict constraints: The reference photo must determine the subject’s appearance and gender presentation. Do not replace the person with a generated lookalike. Do not add, remove, duplicate, or reposition facial features. Do not change the subject’s age, hairstyle, clothing, or identity. Do not apply any facial transformation beyond the specified center-aligned horizontal motion blur and cinematic lighting. The final result must remain recognizably the same photograph, with one half of the face sharp and the other half dramatically stretched and blurred.

Transform the provided reference photo into a cinematic retro-VHS portrait while preserving the subject’s exact identity and original appearance.

Identity preservation: Use the reference photo as the sole source for the subject’s identity, gender presentation, facial features, face shape, skin tone, hairstyle, hairline, glasses, clothing, body proportions, pose, and expression. Do not assume or impose any gender, age, or physical characteristics. Do not beautify, reshape, regenerate, or otherwise alter the subject’s face.

Half-face motion blur effect: The horizontal motion blur must begin precisely at the vertical centerline of the face, clearly dividing it into two distinct halves. One half of the face must remain natural, sharp, and clearly recognizable, while the other half stretches horizontally outward with intense directional motion blur, creating a dramatic elongated and obscured effect. Make the division between the sharp and blurred halves clearly visible and aligned with the center of the face. The blur must distort only the existing image pixels, not generate new facial features or alter the underlying facial anatomy.

Cinematic visual style: Apply strong cyan and turquoise lighting, deep blue shadows, subtle purple tones, heavy retro film grain, fine horizontal VHS scanlines, analog video noise, and a soft vintage digital texture. Use high contrast and an atmospheric, moody, experimental editorial photography aesthetic.

Preserve the original photo: Keep the subject’s original facial anatomy, eye shape and color, nose, lips, jawline, ears, skin texture, hairstyle, clothing, expression, and recognizable identity details unchanged. Preserve the original background, camera angle, pose, and composition unless a minor adjustment is essential for the visual effect. Maintain realistic photographic details and a vertical 4:5 aspect ratio.

Strict constraints: The reference photo must determine the subject’s appearance and gender presentation. Do not replace the person with a generated lookalike. Do not add, remove, duplicate, or reposition facial features. Do not change the subject’s age, hairstyle, clothing, or identity. Do not apply any facial transformation beyond the specified center-aligned horizontal motion blur and cinematic lighting. The final result must remain recognizably the same photograph, with one half of the face sharp and the other half dramatically stretched and blurred.