한국 90년대 노스탤지어 공간

프롬프트 원문

[Input]
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1024x1536

[Purpose]
1990s–early 2000s Korean nostalgia interior scene, photo-realistic cinematic film still.
A vertical poster-like image that recreates a cramped late-night PC room with era-specific details, readable Korean signage, snack-and-cigarette traces, analog clutter, and a slightly hazy, memory-like atmosphere.

[Composition]
- Main scene should feel like a lived-in nostalgic interior, with {장소} occupying the full frame as the primary environment.
- The camera view is {시점}, keeping the room depth visible while compressing the crowded layout of desks, seats, monitors, vending/payment machines, and wall notices.
- Fill the space with {디테일} arranged naturally across foreground, midground, and background so the room feels dense, tactile, and believable.
- Use {시간대} to justify the exterior reflections, faint streetlight spill, wet pavement glow, and low-light interior mood.
- Preserve narrow walking lanes, tight desk spacing, stacked personal belongings, and layered objects so the scene reads as an authentic old PC room rather than a staged set.
- Add human traces without making people the main subject: half-pushed chairs, a jacket over a chair back, greasy keyboard shine, crumpled receipts, used paper cups, cigarette ash, coin change, mouse pads, floppy disks, CD cases, and a plastic membership card.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
- Foreground: show a few close beige CRT edges, worn tabletop corners, scratched mouse pads, a chipped keyboard, coins, a half-empty paper cup, and the nearest red plastic chair partially cropped to make the viewer feel inside the room.
- Midground: line up multiple bulky CRT monitors in a checkerboard-like row, each with faint screen glow, old Korean game lobby windows, dial-up-era UI fragments, scattered instant noodle cups, chopsticks, cigarette packs, snack wrappers, wired ball mice, and tangled LAN cables.
- Rear area: place the coin-operated machine, payment counter corner, dim wall surfaces, a small snack price board, a dusty wall clock, a 1990s calendar, taped LAN-party flyers, and diffuse smoky air near the back so the room depth stays visible through the haze.
- Ceiling layer: keep the fluorescent tubes prominent, slightly flickering, with uneven light spill that creates a sickly yellow-green cast across the room; include discolored ceiling panels, exposed cable clips, and a small rotating fan or ventilation grille.
- Window/reflection layer: show muted city-night reflections on glass surfaces using {시간대}, with dark exterior contrast against the interior tungsten warmth; add faint reversed neon, rain-speckled glass, and silhouettes of nearby shop signs outside.
- Wall detail layer: include worn Korean computer-room notices and pricing signs such as “인터넷 1시간 1,000원”, “야간정액 5,000원”, “라면 1,500원”, “프린트 1장 100원”, “회원카드 문의”, and “조용히 해주세요”, taped or laminated with curled corners.
- Atmospheric layer: add humid air, mild heat haze from old machines, cigarette-smoke diffusion, dust motes in fluorescent light, greasy reflections on plastic, and subtle VHS-era texture so the image feels like an old memory captured on film.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: if text appears, use worn 1990s Korean computer-room signage style, bold condensed sans-serif or laminated notice typography, slightly uneven printing, 28–40px equivalent for larger signs and smaller legible text for price boards and flyers.
- Color palette: sickly fluorescent yellow-green, warm tungsten amber, dusty teal shadows, faded gray-brown plastics, muted black, dim off-white highlights, nicotine-stained beige, faded red plastic, and occasional small blue CRT glow.
- Surface detail: emphasize scratched plastic monitor shells, dust on ventilation slots, sticky tabletops, worn chair legs, curled tape, yellowed paper, frayed cable sleeves, ashtray residue, noodle broth stains, and fingerprints on glass.
- Composition density: the frame should feel packed with real late-night PC room life while still allowing the repeated grid of CRT monitors and the narrow aisle to guide the eye into the background.
- Image treatment: use natural cinematic falloff with soft contrast compression, faint 35mm film grain veil, analog color bleed, slight halation around fluorescent tubes, and subtle shadow pooling under chairs and desks.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: 35mm film look, full-frame camera feel, 24mm wide lens with a slight fisheye impression, f/2.8, eye-level perspective.
- Lighting: overhead fluorescent tubes as the main source, flickering slightly; weak tungsten practicals from interior fixtures; faint spill from the city night outside; CRT screen glow from several stations; low-key contrast with soft ambient bounce.
- Color grade: slightly desaturated muddy palette with fluorescent yellow-green highlights, warm interior amber mids, dusty teal shadows, nicotine-yellow neutrals, faded red accents, and a subtle analog VHS-era tint.
- Realism: render as a photographic interior still with believable optics, imperfect exposure, shallow grime detail, practical reflections, and physically plausible smoke diffusion.

[6. MOOD]
Korean late-1990s memory piece — like a cinephile still from a retro coming-of-age film, with the tactile grime, machine warmth, stale smoke, fluorescent fatigue, and emotional distance of a Wong Kar-wai urban interior.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: render Korean signs cleanly and legibly where visible, especially “인터넷 1시간 1,000원”, “야간정액 5,000원”, “라면 1,500원”, “프린트 1장 100원”, “회원카드 문의”, and “조용히 해주세요”.
- Layout invariants: keep the room crowded but legible; the CRT monitors must read as a repeated grid; the scene must remain photo-realistic and not turn into illustration or anime.
- Era accuracy: use bulky beige CRT monitors, wired keyboards, wired ball mice, old PC towers, analog posters, laminated notices, coin/payment machines, and early-internet Korean PC room details from the late 1990s to early 2000s.
- Atmosphere: the room should feel late-night, humid, smoky, and used, with layered foreground-midground-background depth and natural incidental mess.

[8. 🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Fake official seals / certifications
- Broken Korean characters