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how to generate AI images and get different close up shots of the same character without losing consistency↓ 1 - generate your hero image on midjourney. I find that mj v8.2 has been the best model to work with for hyperrealistic portraits 2 - Use that hero image as a reference with nano banana 2 to get close up shots or new angles of the same shot. In addition to the reference image, prompt it with details of how the model looks. I find that combining a reference image + prompting descriptively helps keep it the most consistent. Here's the prompt for this one: ~Extreme macro close-up of the same woman from the reference image, keeping her exact identity, pale blue eyes, warm aged skin and silver hair. Tight crop on one eye and eyebrow, straight-on eye-level angle, serene expression. Hyperrealistic detail: pale blue iris with fine striations and a soft catchlight, natural sparse lashes, fine crepey eyelid texture, deep natural wrinkles and age spots, a soft silver brow. Soft even studio beauty light, pale gray background, 100mm macro, razor sharp, photorealistic, not airbrushed, no text.~ The gap between AI generated and real photography is closing a lot faster than most people think. A couple months ago even I thought models still weren't good enough to look human realistic, but now you have such fine control to get things like pores distributed naturally across the skin, individual eyebrow hairs and eyelashes. Natural skin creepiness and peach fuzz along the skin. Take these images and use them as references in videos for strong consistency even in complex shots
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Wouldn't it be poetic if the metaverse ended up making $META a $10T company? I wonder about the potential of combining GenAI with the metaverse I understand that the investment required to build these worlds was too high But today? Marginal costs should trend toward zero The metaverse failed because it was an idea that came in the wrong technological era Once we can create hyperrealistic virtual worlds combined with brain-computer interfaces and advanced headsets, the potential is insane Maybe 10 years from now, we're all hooked on some VR world, and Meta ends up being the company behind it all
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GPT- image 2 prompt 👇 An adult woman reclining inside a vintage wooden rowboat on a calm lake, fair skin, pale blue eyes, long copper-golden red hair flowing naturally, wearing a cream white ethereal chiffon dress with off-shoulder neckline, soft puff sleeves, delicate ruching and flowing layered skirt. She leans lazily against the side of the boat, gazing into the distance with a quiet dreamy expression. A bouquet of white and pale blue flowers rests beside her. In the background, a white swan glides across the dark reflective water, surrounded by hanging willow branches forming a lush green curtain. Golden hour sunlight, warm backlight glowing through her hair and dress, soft reflections on the water, romantic pastoral fairytale mood. Hyperrealistic photography, cinematic natural light, soft golden sunset, shallow depth of field, realistic skin texture, visible fabric weave and folds, film photography look, warm highlights, slightly cool green shadows, natural lens softness, 50mm lens, vertical 3:4 composition, high detail, dreamy romantic atmosphere
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Creating hairstyles lookbook with a single face using GPT image 2 Prompt: Create a 12-panel grid (3 columns × 4 rows, numbered 1 to 12) showing the SAME person from the reference photo with 12 different hairstyles. This is a hairstyle lookbook. Final image aspect ratio: 4:5 (vertical/portrait). THE ONLY THING THAT CHANGES BETWEEN PANELS IS THE HAIR ON THE HEAD (shape, style and length only). Everything else stays exactly as in the reference photo. Identity Anchor (Critical) The face must be IDENTICAL to the reference photo in every single panel. Preserve exactly: facial bone structure, jawline, cheekbones, nose shape, lips, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, skin tone, skin texture (pores, natural imperfections), and overall facial proportions. This is the same real person in all 12 frames. Do NOT beautify, slim, or alter the face. Same age, same expression as in the reference. Mandatory Rules (Do Not Violate) - NO SUNGLASSES. Eyes must be fully visible in all 12 panels. - NO ENVIRONMENTAL BACKGROUNDS. Every panel must have a plain, uniform, solid light grey studio backdrop with zero objects, zero textures, zero gradients. Just flat neutral grey. - Hair COLOR stays exactly as it appears in the reference photo in all 12 panels. Only the shape, length and style changes, never the color. Keep Identical in Every Panel (Do Not Change) - MAKEUP AND SKIN: If the person in the reference photo wears makeup, replicate it identically in every panel. Same lip color, same eye makeup, same brow grooming. If they wear no makeup, keep all panels makeup-free. Do NOT add, remove, or alter makeup between panels. - Clothing: the same clothing visible in the reference photo, replicated exactly. - Accessories: preserve ALL visible accessories from the reference photo (earrings, necklaces, rings, bracelets, piercings, watch, glasses, etc.). Do not omit, resize, recolor, or restyle any accessory. If the person wears prescription glasses (not sunglasses), keep them in every panel. - Background: plain solid light grey studio backdrop in every panel. No room, no furniture, no environment. The 12 Hairstyles 1. Pixie cut: very short, textured, slightly tousled on top with tapered sides and nape 2. Classic bob: chin-length, straight, blunt ends, clean middle part 3. Long layered waves: past the shoulders, soft voluminous waves with face-framing layers 4. Sleek low bun: hair pulled back smoothly into a tight low bun at the nape, no flyaways 5. Curtain bangs with medium-length hair: soft parted fringe framing the face, hair falling just past the shoulders 6. High ponytail: hair pulled up into a sleek high ponytail, smooth crown, length falling behind 7. French bob: short bob ending at the jawline with a soft blunt micro-fringe across the forehead 8. Long straight hair with middle part: very long, sleek, pin-straight, falling well past the shoulders 9. Shaggy wolf cut: medium length, heavy layers, choppy fringe, textured and voluminous with a slightly wild look 10. Elegant updo: hair swept up into a polished chignon with soft face-framing tendrils 11. Short curly crop: short voluminous curls all over, natural texture, tapered at the sides 12. Side-swept Hollywood waves: long glamorous deep side part, sculpted vintage waves cascading over one shoulder Photographic Specs Shot on a Canon EOS R5 with an 85mm f/1.4 lens, studio portrait lighting (soft key light, subtle fill), shallow depth of field with sharp focus on the face. PLAIN SOLID LIGHT GREY STUDIO BACKGROUND in every panel. Natural skin rendering with visible pores and realistic hair strands (no plastic or CGI look). Consistent lighting, color grading and exposure across all 12 panels. Photorealistic, high detail, hyperrealistic, 8K. No illustration, no painterly effect, no over-smoothing. NO SUNGLASSES. Each panel clearly numbered 1 to 12 in the top-left corner. Overall output aspect ratio 4:5. prompt: *referred to X meAsifAi prompt Create a 12-panel grid (3 columns × 4 rows, numbered 1 to 12) showing the SAME person from the reference photo with 12 different hairstyles. This is a hairstyle lookbook. Final image aspect ratio: 4:5 (vertical/portrait). THE ONLY THING THAT CHANGES BETWEEN PANELS IS THE HAIR ON THE HEAD (shape, style and length only). Everything else stays exactly as in the reference photo. Identity Anchor (Critical) The face must be IDENTICAL to the reference photo in every single panel. Preserve exactly: facial bone structure, jawline, cheekbones, nose shape, lips, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, skin tone, skin texture (pores, natural imperfections), and overall facial proportions. This is the same real person in all 12 frames. Do NOT beautify, slim, or alter the face. Same age, same expression as in the reference. Mandatory Rules (Do Not Violate) - NO SUNGLASSES. Eyes must be fully visible in all 12 panels. - NO ENVIRONMENTAL BACKGROUNDS. Every panel must have a plain, uniform, solid light grey studio backdrop with zero objects, zero textures, zero gradients. Just flat neutral grey. - Hair COLOR stays exactly as it appears in the reference photo in all 12 panels. Only the shape, length and style changes, never the color. Keep Identical in Every Panel (Do Not Change) - MAKEUP AND SKIN: If the person in the reference photo wears makeup, replicate it identically in every panel. Same lip color, same eye makeup, same brow grooming. If they wear no makeup, keep all panels makeup-free. Do NOT add, remove, or alter makeup between panels. - Clothing: the same clothing visible in the reference photo, replicated exactly. - Accessories: preserve ALL visible accessories from the reference photo (earrings, necklaces, rings, bracelets, piercings, watch, glasses, etc.). Do not omit, resize, recolor, or restyle any accessory. If the person wears prescription glasses (not sunglasses), keep them in every panel. - Background: plain solid light grey studio backdrop in every panel. No room, no furniture, no environment. The 12 Hairstyles 1. Pixie cut: very short, textured, slightly tousled on top with tapered sides and nape 2. Classic bob: chin-length, straight, blunt ends, clean middle part 3. Long layered waves: past the shoulders, soft voluminous waves with face-framing layers 4. Sleek low bun: hair pulled back smoothly into a tight low bun at the nape, no flyaways 5. Curtain bangs with medium-length hair: soft parted fringe framing the face, hair falling just past the shoulders 6. High ponytail: hair pulled up into a sleek high ponytail, smooth crown, length falling behind 7. French bob: short bob ending at the jawline with a soft blunt micro-fringe across the forehead 8. Long straight hair with middle part: very long, sleek, pin-straight, falling well past the shoulders 9. Shaggy wolf cut: medium length, heavy layers, choppy fringe, textured and voluminous with a slightly wild look 10. Elegant updo: hair swept up into a polished chignon with soft face-framing tendrils 11. Short curly crop: short voluminous curls all over, natural texture, tapered at the sides 12. Side-swept Hollywood waves: long glamorous deep side part, sculpted vintage waves cascading over one shoulder Photographic Specs Shot on a Canon EOS R5 with an 85mm f/1.4 lens, studio portrait lighting (soft key light, subtle fill), shallow depth of field with sharp focus on the face. PLAIN SOLID LIGHT GREY STUDIO BACKGROUND in every panel. Natural skin rendering with visible pores and realistic hair strands (no plastic or CGI look). Consistent lighting, color grading and exposure across all 12 panels. Photorealistic, high detail, hyperrealistic, 8K. No illustration, no painterly effect, no over-smoothing. NO SUNGLASSES. Each panel clearly numbered 1 to 12 in the top-left corner. Overall output aspect ratio 4:5.
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Seedance 2.5 just landed on Lovart! ✨ Transform a single photo into a hyper-realistic 30s vlog with just one prompt. Follow, like + comment “LOVART” and we’ll DM you the prompts
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**Perched menacingly on a rooftop at dusk, a winged humanoid creature with massive black wings and razor-sharp claws scans the surroundings. Its humanoid torso and predatory posture create a scene straight from nightmares. Is this an unidentified mythical being or a hyper-realistic creation? The raw intensity of the footage has viewers unable to look away.** #WingedCreature# #RooftopMonster# #Cryptid# #MythicalBeing# #DarkMystery# #AncientMysteries# #ViralTruth#
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