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South Indian Wedding Photo Restoration
Restore a vintage wedding portrait while preserving both original faces exactly, enhancing traditional red saree, white veshti, gold jewelry, flower garlands and clean studio lighting in 8K quality.
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Restore and recover this damaged vintage wedding photograph into a modern high-quality studio portrait. Preserve the original identity exactly — do NOT change the face, eyes, nose, mouth, skin tone, hairstyle, facial expression, age, or gender of either person. Maintain 100% facial likeness from the original photo. Remove all scratches, stains, cracks, folds, dust, white spots, discoloration, blur, and damage marks. Reconstruct missing areas naturally and seamlessly. Enhance sharpness, skin texture, and photo clarity while keeping a realistic appearance. Dress the woman in a traditional red saree with gold border and green blouse, with authentic South Indian wedding jewelry, earrings, necklace, bangles, forehead pottu, and flower-adorned hair. Dress the man in a clean white veshti and white shirt with a traditional gold border. Keep the wedding flower garlands on both persons. Enhance the garlands with realistic white jasmine flowers and red-green floral patterns. Improve lighting, color balance, contrast, and details to look like a photograph taken with a modern professional DSLR camera. Create a clean studio background with soft warm lighting. Make the image look freshly photographed today, ultra-realistic, natural skin tones, high resolution, professional wedding portrait, 8K quality, sharp focus, realistic fabric texture, realistic jewelry details, no artifacts, no damage marks, no blur, no extra people, no text, no watermark. Important: Preserve the original faces exactly as in the uploaded photograph. Do not beautify excessively or alter facial structure in any way.
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