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Period-Correct Room Replacement
Replaces an incompatible modern interior with a plausible 1980s room while leaving the photographed person, pose, scale, and lighting direction intact.
Prompt
Use [uploaded photo] as the sole identity and composition reference. Keep the person and foreground placement from the uploaded image, but replace the visible modern room with [background], a believable middle-income 1980s interior. Use practical elements such as painted walls, patterned curtains, wood veneer furniture, a shaded floor or table lamp, and modest framed art; match the source camera height, perspective, contact shadows, and depth of field. Do not redraw the subject beyond clean edge integration: preserve face, skin tone, age, body proportions, hair, clothing unless separately requested, pose, and all distinguishing features. Keep the result photographic and believable rather than theatrical. Blend neutral window light with warm practical illumination, use natural consumer-film color and moderate grain, and ensure background scale agrees with the person's height. Preserve natural skin texture, realistic hands, coherent fabric folds, and the original relationship between every person and the camera. Remove smart devices, recessed LEDs, ultrathin screens, contemporary minimalist fixtures, and invented labels without filling every surface with retro props. Do not introduce celebrity likenesses, fake brands, legible invented text, excessive neon, heavy sepia, torn-paper overlays, or damage that hides important facial details. Return one polished vertical 9:16 photograph with a period-plausible 1980s finish and no border or watermark.
How to use it
- Upload a photo with clear subject edges.
- Define [background] as a living room, bedroom, office, or dining room.
- Mention any original foreground object that must remain.
Common failure fixes
- If the subject looks pasted in, match light direction, floor contact shadow, lens perspective, and depth of field to the source.
- If the room becomes a retro showroom, limit the set to four functional household elements.
- If the person's scale changes, lock camera height and compare furniture dimensions to the source body height.