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Winged portrait transformation

Transform a studio portrait into an icy fantasy character while preserving the pose.

Production prompt

Preserve the seated subject's identity, black dress and central composition from the first frame. A soft white wing unfolds behind her as the camera makes a slow vertical push-in. Frost-like particles gather around the face, hair gradually turns silver and the scene transitions into an elegant icy fantasy portrait. Keep facial proportions stable, make every transformation continuous, and avoid extra limbs, duplicated wings or abrupt cuts.

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Preserve the seated subject's identity, black dress and central composition from the first frame. A soft white wing unfolds behind her as the camera makes a slow vertical push-in. Frost-like particles gather around the face, hair gradually turns silver and the scene transitions into an elegant icy fantasy portrait. Keep facial proportions stable, make every transformation continuous, and avoid extra limbs, duplicated wings or abrupt cuts.

subject

Preserve the seated subject's identity, black dress and central composition from the first frame

constraints

Name the artifacts or changes that must not appear.

Iteration notes

  • Keep one primary camera direction per shot.
  • Repeat identity, wardrobe and geometry anchors.
  • Describe motion in chronological order.
  • Name the artifacts or changes that must not appear.

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Preserve the seated subject's identity, black dress and central composition from the first frame. A soft white wing unfolds behind her as the camera makes a slow vertical push-in. Frost-like particles gather around the face, hair gradually turns silver and the scene transitions into an elegant icy fantasy portrait. Keep facial proportions stable, make every transformation continuous, and avoid extra limbs, duplicated wings or abrupt cuts.

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