3D 애니메이션 영화 컷 변환

提示詞原文

[Input]
- reference_image: {참고 이미지}
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1024x1536
- aspect_ratio: {비율}

[Purpose]
3D animated feature-film style portrait transformation from the reference photo, designed as a cinematic character-cut frame for social sharing.
Make the subject look like the protagonist of a modern animated movie still, while preserving identity and facial structure, with rich scene details that feel like a believable moment captured from a full-length animation film.

[Composition]
- Subject placement: {포즈·자세} as the main focus, occupying about 55–65% of the frame, with the face slightly above center and the body angled for cinematic depth.
- Identity retention: {원본 보존} with clearly recognizable facial landmarks, natural proportions, and stable expression.
- Animation style direction: {애니 스타일 결}, applying expressive shape language, readable facial planes, and premium animated-feature rendering.
- Background treatment: {배경} rendered as a polished cinematic environment with layered architecture, atmospheric depth, practical lights, surface textures, and small lived-in details.
- Scene enrichment: include {장면 디테일} and {소품} around the subject so the frame feels like an actual movie scene rather than a plain portrait setup.
- Framing: portrait-oriented composition with strong hero emphasis, cinematic depth around the head and shoulders, and background details arranged to guide the eye back to the face.

[Core Structure]
1. Character conversion layer — Turn the reference photo into a modern 3D animated-film look while keeping the person’s likeness, expression, hairstyle silhouette, and core facial proportions intact.
2. Face and skin rendering — Apply smooth stylized skin shading, gentle gradient transitions, subtle subsurface scattering feel, clean facial planes, expressive eyes, and animated-film highlight design without photoreal pores.
3. Costume and material styling — Preserve the original outfit shape where possible, but reinterpret fabrics with {의상 디테일}, crisp folds, stitching, buttons, woven textures, leather or fabric sheen, and slightly exaggerated form readability.
4. Background build — Expand {배경} into a cinematic set with layered depth, controlled perspective, window glows, signs, foliage, pavement, props, posters, rails, curtains, lamps, or other scene-appropriate details that support the story moment.
5. Color and atmosphere — Push {컬러 톤} across the whole frame through subject shading, background glow, atmospheric particles, reflective surfaces, and accent highlights so the image feels like a unified film frame.
6. Pose energy — Use {포즈·자세} to create a lively movie-still attitude, with body language that feels intentional, expressive, and scene-ready.
7. Lighting pass — Apply {라이팅} with clear separation between key light, rim light, and fill, keeping the face readable and the edges sculpted.
8. Film-cut overlay option — Add subtle cinematic frame information such as a small scene label, tiny production-style corner mark, or subtitle-like caption using {영화컷 라벨} and {자막 문구}, integrated as part of the social-share movie-still design.
9. Final animation polish — Add stylized contour definition, controlled contrast, soft cinematic bloom, specular edge highlights, screen-space glow, and tidy render finishing so the result reads as a premium animated-feature screenshot.

[Style Rules]
- Typography: if text is included, use Pretendard Bold or Noto Sans KR Bold with cinematic title-card spacing; keep the Korean text crisp, correctly spelled, and naturally placed as a small film-cut overlay or subtitle plaque.
- Color palette: follow {컬러 톤}; additionally support with deep navy #0F172A, electric cyan #22D3EE, magenta #D946EF, warm gold #F5C542, and neutral shadow gray #2B2F36 as needed.
- Edge and shadow treatment: clean edge separation with soft contact shadow under the subject, 8px y-offset, 18px blur, 20% opacity; use stylized contours, rim glow, or painterly edge accents when they match {애니 스타일 결}.
- Environmental detail: allow scene-specific props, textures, reflections, fabric patterns, signage, foliage, dust motes, light streaks, and background characters or silhouettes only when they strengthen the cinematic story and do not steal focus from the subject.
- Character finish: slightly enlarged animated eyes only if identity remains recognizable; keep nose, mouth, jawline, hairline, and face shape faithful to the reference.

[Visual Style]
- Camera / lens: full-frame cinematic portrait look, 85mm f/1.8 equivalent with shallow-to-moderate depth of field, character-focused framing, and gentle perspective compression.
- Lighting: strong rim light + colored accent light, with a key light from upper-left at about 45°, soft fill from front-right, and background glow separated from the subject.
- Color grade: vivid magenta-cyan-gold cinematic grade with controlled darks, bright highlight edges, and animated-feature contrast shaping.
- Render texture: high-end 3D animation still with soft skin gradients, painterly shader transitions, stylized material response, light bloom, ambient occlusion, and expressive halftone or cel-shaded accents where appropriate.

[Mood]
Premium modern animated-feature film still — a polished Pixar / DreamWorks-style character frame with cinematic energy, blockbuster polish, and a believable story-world atmosphere.

[Critical]
- Korean text accuracy: if on-image text appears, render exactly “{영화컷 라벨}” and “{자막 문구}” in complete, legible Korean with no broken Hangul.
- Preserve identity: the subject must still read as the same person from the reference image, with natural facial recognition and no character redesign that breaks likeness.
- Anatomy/layout invariants: eyes, nose, mouth, ears, hands, and body proportions must remain anatomically correct; no extra fingers or distorted limbs.
- Visual priority: 셀쉐이딩, 림라이트, 하프톤 텍스처, cinematic depth, expressive 3D character lighting, and rich scene-world detail must be the main visible cues of the transformation.
- Social-share readiness: the final image should feel like a vertical animated movie cut suitable for profile posts, reels covers, and character-introduction cards.

[8. 🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Fake official seals, government marks, certification badges, or fabricated institutional emblems
- Broken Korean characters or unreadable Hangul in any on-image text
- Celebrity composites or replacing the subject with another real person’s face