Ultra-realistic male portrait: split-face, mechanical hand, resin string AI Image Prompt
Ultra-photorealistic 8K RAW, 35mm, f/8, deep focus, no blur, no DOF, no noise, no grain, no haze, no dust, no volumetric light, no soft light, no glow. IMAX stage, 2:3 aspect ratio. Male with my exact face, 181cm 73kg, {argument name="hair style" default="messy dark hair"}, short stubble. Face split: left side — clean skin with {argument name="markings" default="thin amber technical markings (numbers "6.66", spiral symbols, hand-drawn)"}; right side — {argument name="skin effect" default="matte black skin covered in thick black resin (glossy, wet-looking, partially dried with stretched glossy strings between skin and fingers)"}. One eye natural dark brown, other faint amber glow (subtle, like light through honey, no beam). Tattoos: small eye on left neck, two horizontal lines on right jaw, tiny cross behind right ear. One mechanical prosthetic hand (black steel with sticky resin residue) raised to chin, fingers pulling a glossy resin string away from right cheek. Clothing: matte black worn jacket, high collar, no hood. Lighting: hard warm amber key from upper left, cool grey fill from lower right, sharp shadows. Color: desaturated grey-black, only amber as accent in resin reflections. Background: solid charcoal grey wall. Clean dry air, no particles. All surfaces sharp.
Content: Subject: specific male face split into clean skin vs. resin-covered side. Scene: solid charcoal wall, IMAX stage. Style: ultra-photorealistic 8K RAW. Composition: 2:3 aspect ratio, deep focus, no blur. Lighting: hard warm key + cool grey fill, sharp shadows. Color: desaturated grey-black with amber accents. Materials: resin, mechanical hand, worn jacket. Lens: 35mm, f/8. Extras: tattoos, glowing eye, parameterized hair/markings.
Pros: Abundant ultra-realistic details; parameterized design for flexible adjustments (hair/markings/skin effect).
Cons: Complex facial split effect to render; relies on user's real face photo for exact match.
Reference image: No obvious reference-image dependency
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