De CGI a Fotorealismo Cinematográfico: Mantendo Estrutura Facial e Estilo

Input: A reference image of a character with plastic video game CGI aesthetics. Task: Create a photorealistic film style render that preserves exact facial geometry, hair style, and overall character theme. Constraints: never alter identity or facial proportions; keep eye color, distinctive marks, and silhouette. Output should be suitable for use in a mini film project and not just generic photorealism.

Base prompt for image to image tools: Style: photorealistic cinema-grade; 50mm lens perspective; shallow depth of field; natural skin texture with pores; detailed hair strands. Lighting: three setups (key light with Rembrandt shadow, fill from 45 degrees, rim light) with cinematic color grading; Color and texture: realistic skin shading, micro-details, realistic fabric textures; avoid plastic shine and over-sharpening. Camera/composition: 50mm focal length, f/1.8, eye-level angle, slight head tilt, background softly blurred. Preservation rules: maintain original facial geometry and hair style; keep distinctive features; do not introduce new features that alter recognition.

Variants: generate 5 variants with different lighting moods (neutral, dramatic, warm, cool, evening neon). Each variant includes a ready-to-use prompt, recommended img2img settings (strength 0.6-0.8, CFG 12-14), suggested resolution, and a short negative prompt to avoid artifacts (no cartoon shading, no oversmoothing, no CGI-style outlines, no low-res textures).

Preprocessing checklist: ensure input resolution >= 1024x1024, align the face, crop to the face with margins, pre-upscale if needed, standardize background. Optional notes: brief postprocessing steps for final polish (film grain, color grading, subtle vignette).