Fix Harsh Lighting
Correct the harsh, uneven, overexposed, underexposed, or unflattering lighting in this photograph and transform it into a polished, professional studio-quality portrait while keeping the result completely natural and ph…
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Correct the harsh, uneven, overexposed, underexposed, or unflattering lighting in this photograph and transform it into a polished, professional studio-quality portrait while keeping the result completely natural and photorealistic. Balance exposure, highlights, shadows, contrast, white balance, color temperature, and overall dynamic range. Recover lost details in bright highlights and deep shadows, gently soften harsh light, reduce distracting hotspots, and restore realistic tonal transitions across the face and clothing. Create subtle depth and dimensionality with balanced professional lighting while maintaining natural-looking skin tones and realistic texture. Preserve the subject’s exact identity and original appearance. Do not alter facial structure, facial proportions, facial features, face shape, skin tone, skin texture, expression, age, hairstyle, body proportions, pose, clothing, or any unique identifying characteristics. Do not artificially reconstruct or reshape the face. Avoid beauty filters, excessive skin smoothing, fake studio lighting, unnatural highlights, crushed shadows, glowing skin, dramatic color shifts, excessive HDR, unrealistic contrast, or stylization. The final result should look like the same original photograph captured under soft, balanced, professional studio lighting using high-quality camera equipment, with realistic shadows, natural skin tones, and a refined professional finish.
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