스튜디오 무드 인물 포트레이트

프롬프트 원문

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

[Purpose]
Studio mood portrait image for editorial and professional profile use, designed as a refined single-subject vertical portrait with magazine-cover-level polish and realistic studio presence.
Use for {용도} with a controlled studio look, clean facial detail, understated premium atmosphere, and subtle editorial profile-card information layered into the frame.

[Composition]
- Subject placement: {구도} with the face occupying about 45–55% of the frame, composed as a premium vertical portrait with natural headroom and a confident editorial crop.
- Background treatment: {배경} with a subtle tonal falloff, visible studio depth, soft fabric or paper backdrop texture, faint shadow gradients, and realistic separation around hair and shoulders.
- Framing direction: vertical portrait crop, centered or slightly off-center for an editorial feel, with crisp edge separation from background and enough room for small profile-card typography.
- Subject styling: {인물 묘사} with a composed, polished presence; clothing should read clearly against the dark background, including realistic fabric texture, collar lines, seams, jewelry or styling details if naturally appropriate.
- Editorial overlay elements: add small refined profile-card details such as a date/location label, model credit, subtle caption, and two small tag/sticker accents placed around the portrait without covering the face.

[Core Structure]
1) Main portrait area: {인물 묘사} presented as the clear focal point, with natural skin texture preserved, believable pores, fine hair detail, and no plastic smoothing.
2) Face and shoulders: {구도} rendered with balanced headroom, subtle eye catchlights, natural expression, and realistic shoulder posture.
3) Background plane: {배경} with premium studio texture, gentle tonal falloff, soft shadow contact behind the subject, and believable depth rather than a flat mockup.
4) Lighting build: {라이팅} shaping the face with soft contrast, gentle falloff, luminous catchlights, and a premium studio portrait separation.
5) Camera rendering: {카메라·렌즈} used to produce realistic depth, crisp detail, controlled perspective compression, and medium-format sharpness.
6) Color treatment: {컬러·톤} applied across skin, clothing, background, and overlay typography with restrained saturation and matte finish.
7) Profile-card details: include small Korean editorial text elements such as “PROFILE 2026.05”, “서울 스튜디오”, “나다운 온도”, “MODEL / {인물 묘사}”, and “@studio.mood” in a tasteful layout.
8) Final output use: {용도} with a polished, publication-ready portrait look suitable for profile, portfolio, and editorial cover contexts.

[Style Rules]
- Typography: include small premium editorial typography in Korean and simple Latin labels; use refined sans-serif or quiet serif styling, aligned like a professional portrait profile card.
- Text hierarchy: one small date/location label near the top or side, one short Korean caption near the lower third, one model-name credit line, and tiny tag-like accents; keep the face unobstructed.
- Color palette: use the restrained palette from {컬러·톤}, centered on charcoal, deep navy, muted flesh tones, and low-saturation neutrals; keep blacks rich but not crushed.
- Border/shadow: allow a subtle editorial card-edge shadow, delicate corner registration marks, or thin understated divider lines if they support a premium profile layout; keep all graphic elements elegant and integrated.
- Realism details: retain natural skin, individual hair strands, fabric weave, slight lens falloff, soft catchlights, and realistic studio shadows.

[Visual Style]
- Camera / lens: shot on Phase One XF IQ4 150MP, 80mm f/2.8 LS, ISO 50, f/4.0, with clean medium-format detail and slight perspective compression.
- Lighting: Profoto large softbox key light at 45° from front-left, small rim light from rear-right, face shadows diffused smoothly with controlled contrast.
- Color grade: matte studio editorial grade, near-monochrome with charcoal, skin-tone beige, and deep navy balancing subtle warmth and coolness.
- Graphic finish: subtle magazine-profile-card layout with crisp micro typography, tasteful alignment, and realistic ink-on-print or digital editorial overlay feel.

[Mood]
Premium studio editorial portrait — sophisticated magazine-profile energy with an understated Aesop / The Gentlewoman aesthetic, quiet confidence, tactile studio realism, and a polished professional identity-card atmosphere.

[Critical]
- Korean text accuracy: render all visible Korean text cleanly and correctly, especially “서울 스튜디오”, “나다운 온도”, “프로필 기록”, and “오늘의 무드”.
- Required visible text examples: “PROFILE 2026.05”, “서울 스튜디오”, “나다운 온도”, “MODEL / {인물 묘사}”, “@studio.mood”.
- Anatomy/layout invariants: facial proportions must be natural; eyes, nose, mouth, ears, and hairline must be anatomically correct; hands should only appear if included naturally in the crop, and any visible hands must have exactly 5 fingers per hand.
- Keep the portrait realistic, sharp, and human; preserve skin texture, subtle facial asymmetry, fabric texture, and natural lighting transitions.
- All typography must be secondary to the portrait and must not cover the eyes, nose, mouth, or key facial contours.

[8. 🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Fake official seals / certifications
- Broken Korean characters
- Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness