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큐레이션이 작업물과 프롬프트는 FIGURA 님의 것입니다. 참고용으로 소개합니다.

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FIGURA · 나노 바나나 Pro
화면비
4:5
출처
FIGURA

레퍼런스 1

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Prompt2,168자

PERSONA SHEET:
A handheld, unposed 4:5 snapshot with a 24mm equivalent lens at f/1.8, framed from the waist up at chest height, tilted slightly low. An adult East Asian woman in her early twenties is captured in strict profile mid-stride. She has long, straight ash-blonde hair with darker undertones and soft straight-across bangs blowing gently in the breeze, paired with natural makeup, subtle pink lips, and a calm, neutral gaze directed down the street. 

She wears a black sleeveless high-neck top that ends at the ribcage, paired with a matching dark pleated mini skirt accented by a grommeted belt and hanging metal chains. Her torso is upright, with her near arm hanging naturally down to hold a small pouch bag, while the far arm remains hidden behind her. 

The background features a softly blurred Manhattan avenue crosswalk, lined with classic prewar apartment facades and distant traffic. Warm, late afternoon backlighting creates a gentle sun flare across her hair, rendered in a creamy color grade with authentic digital noise, slight motion blur, and a degraded snapshot aesthetic while keeping her facial profile clear and focused.

REFERENCE RULES:
- The one person is exactly the persona in PERSONA SHEET: same face, features, apparent age, skin tone, hairstyle, hair color and body proportions. Use PERSONA SHEET for identity only — not its frontal head angle, standing pose, flat lighting or white background.

- Exactly one person unless the brief says otherwise; natural hands and anatomy.

PHOTOREALISM: a real photograph of a real person — not a render, illustration, painting or game character. Light and shadow behave physically, the face is naturally asymmetric, the hands are believable, and the fabric creases like real cloth.
NO PRODUCTION GEAR IN FRAME: lighting equipment, stands, reflectors, tripods, cables and backdrop edges stay behind the camera, even when a reference image shows them — keep the light they make, not the gear.
FINAL CHECK: the framing, camera angle and pose described above win over anything the reference renders suggest.
No text, letters, numbers, captions, watermarks, logos or borders anywhere in the image.

Added 2026.09.23