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  • Edit an image to restore natural, professional color.

    Use this exact prompt text in the model, plus the recommended tool settings below:

    Edit the uploaded photo (use the provided reference image) to remove the heavy, artificial color filter and produce a natural, professionally color‑corrected portrait. Deliver a realistic, neutral daylight look with accurate skin tones, true blues for the jersey, natural greens for the field, and neutral grays/blacks for the net and ball. Keep the original composition and crop.

    Global corrections:

    • Remove overall color cast (neutralize magenta/teal or heavy warm/cool tint). Aim for a neutral white balance around daylight (~5200–6000K) with minimal tint.
    • Reduce excessive saturation from any creative filter; restore natural saturation while preserving the jersey’s strong blue.
    • Recover highlights (reduce clipping) and lift shadows to reveal texture in hair, jersey, and ball.
    • Apply moderate contrast and subtle clarity (+6 to +12) to keep details crisp without harshness.
    • Mild noise reduction while preserving fine texture (especially hair and fabric).
    • Natural sharpening (avoid halos or over‑sharpened edges).
    • Subtle, very natural vignette (if any) to keep focus on the subject — do not darken skin or change mood.

    Local/subject-specific adjustments:

    • Skin: correct hue and luminance so skin looks healthy and realistic (warm undertone, no orange or green cast), slightly increase exposure on face +0.1–+0.3 stops, preserve pores — do NOT over-smooth.
    • Hair: maintain curl texture, slightly lift shadow detail, avoid flattening.
    • Jersey (blue): restore saturated yet natural blue (slightly reduce cyan shift if present), keep whites (numbers/trim) bright and neutral (no color bleed).
    • Ball: restore true blacks and whites and natural contrast; remove any color contamination from filter.
    • Sky/background: gentle dehaze and restore a natural pale to medium blue gradient; slightly desaturate background elements so the subject pops.
    • Net: keep crisp, neutral blacks/greys; restore line clarity without adding halos.
    • Foreground/field: restore true turf tones (natural muted greens/browns depending on turf), remove any unnatural tint.

    Color grading style:

    • Natural, realistic, editorial/sports portrait look — cinematic but not stylized. No heavy teal/orange or split‑toning.
    • Keep skin tones priority: all color corrections must preserve realistic skin hue and avoid push toward magenta/green/orange extremes.

    Quality and artifacts:

    • No posterization, banding, or obvious processing artifacts.
    • Avoid plastic/airbrushed skin, unrealistic glow, or lens flares unless they are present in the original photo and realistic.
    • Preserve original sharpness and detail; avoid overprocessing.

    Output:

    • Produce a single, natural color corrected version; maintain original aspect ratio and framing.
    • Provide before/after preview if available.

    Negative prompts (things to avoid):

    • No heavy stylized filters, no teal/orange grade, no oversaturation, no extreme warmth/coolness, no skin smoothing, no face alterations, no added props or synthetic lighting, no posterization, no artificial color casts.

    Tips for iterations:

    • If skin still looks slightly off, add a short followup: “Slightly warm skin tones +2% luminance, reduce magenta tint on midtones.”
    • If the jersey blue looks muted, add: “Increase blue saturation selectively on the jersey by +8% while leaving other blues unchanged.”
    • Run 2–3 quick variants with conservative and slightly stronger corrections to choose the most natural outcome.

  • Nano Banana Whiteboard Image

    How to create whiteboard images like this with Nano Banana:

    “Take this file and transform it into a professor’s whiteboard image. Use diagrams, arrows, boxes, and captions to visually explain the core ideas. Use colours as well. Do not use any external sources other than what I give you.”

    Then upload a pdf/doc file.

  • Create the perfect AI headshot

    Use this prompt in nano Banana with an attached headshot image:

    Using the attached image as the exact identity reference, generate a photorealistic, high‑resolution professional headshot. Preserve 100% of my facial identity and proportions (face shape, hairline, skin texture, tone, and expression) with zero stylistic alteration. Use realistic, studio-quality three-point lighting with soft key, gentle fill, and subtle hair light; no harsh shadows or glow. Set a soft, neutral background (light gray) with natural depth-of-field bokeh. Wardrobe: Render an ultra‑realistic, tailored black suit jacket with smooth, natural fabric behavior and accurate seams; crisp white dress shirt; minimal, elegant details. No patterns, no logos, no lapel pins. Avoid reflections, specular hotspots, ripples, bubbles, or wave artifacts on fabric and chest area. Ensure natural clavicle/neck anatomy, correct perspective, and clean transitions between neck, collar, and jacket. Overall style: Executive LinkedIn headshot; confident, approachable, grounded. True-to-life color calibration, balanced contrast, and microdetail preserved. No AI art effects, no stylization, no skin blurring or plastic smoothing. No hands, no accessories, no text, no watermark, no extra body beyond chest‑up framing. Framing and output: Chest-up portrait, eye-level camera, lens equivalent ~85mm, realistic optical depth of field, 8k detail. Ultra sharp, photoreal, production quality. Negative prompt (to reduce artifacts): blurry, plastic skin, waxy skin, over-smoothed, over-sharpened, painterly, CGI, unrealistic anatomy, extra fingers, warped fabric, ripples, waves, bubbles on chest, compression artifacts, chromatic aberration, color banding, moiré, haloing, harsh specular highlights, overexposed collar, distorted neck, mismatched skin tone, incorrect face geometry, mismatched background lighting, jewelry, logos, patterns, text, watermark