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Traditional South Indian Wedding Photo Restoration
Restore and colorize an old wedding photograph while preserving both original faces exactly, enhancing saree, jewelry and garlands against a beautiful traditional South Indian wedding stage.
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Restore and enhance this old wedding photograph while preserving the original identity of both people exactly. Do not change the eyes, nose, mouth, face shape, skin tone, hairstyle, age, expression, or facial features in any way. Maintain 100% facial likeness and authenticity. Remove the damaged edges, stains, faded areas, noise, blur, scratches, and background remnants. Reconstruct missing details naturally. Enhance facial clarity, skin texture, eyes, and overall sharpness while keeping a realistic appearance. Replace the plain background with a beautiful traditional South Indian wedding stage featuring floral decorations, soft golden lights, elegant drapes, and natural depth of field. Keep the couple in the same pose and position. Improve colors with rich, vibrant, natural wedding tones. Enhance the bride's saree colors, jewelry details, flower garlands, and clothing textures. Apply professional studio-quality lighting, balanced contrast, and high-resolution photo restoration. Ultra-realistic, photo-real restoration, natural skin texture, DSLR quality, 8K resolution, wedding photography style, cinematic lighting, sharp focus, colorized vintage photo restoration, preserve original faces exactly, no beautification, no face modification, no AI-generated facial changes. Negative Prompt: blurry face, altered face, changed eyes, changed nose, changed mouth, extra fingers, cartoon, painting, over-smooth skin, beauty filter, AI face replacement, unrealistic colors, distorted features, low resolution, duplicate person, face deformation, incorrect jewelry, cropped body, watermark, text, logo, artifacts.
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