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• Place the dog from the first photo beside the person in the second photo. Maintain the second photo’s lighting, composition, and background exactly as they are. Ensure realistic proportions, soft shadows, and natural eye direction for a lifelike result.
• Blend the person from the first photo into the second photo beside the existing subject. Keep all lighting, pose, and atmosphere from the second photo unchanged. Ensure both faces and expressions look naturally aligned as if captured together.
• Insert the dog from the first photo naturally into the second photo. Keep the lighting, background, and environment of the second photo completely unchanged. Match the dog’s size, direction, and shadow so it looks like the pet was originally there with the people.
• Insert the person from the first photo naturally beside the person in the second photo. Keep the lighting, background, and facial direction of the second photo exactly the same. Match body scale, color tone, and shadows for a realistic, natural result.
• Composite the people from the first set of photos into the second photo. Fully preserve the original lighting direction, shadow details, color temperature, background environment, camera angle, and shooting perspective of the second photo. Adjust the size, posture, and position of the people from the first photo to match the perspective and proportions of the second photo; ensure that their skin tones, clothing colors, and light reflections are consistent with the ambient light of the second photo. Arrange all the people in a natural, interactive layout, eliminating any signs of compositing so that the final image looks like a complete group photo taken in a single shot.
• Professional photo compositing: embed the person from the first uploaded portrait into the exact gap between the two individuals in the second uploaded photo, forming a cohesive three-person group; STRICTLY MAINTAIN the original facial structure, details, expressions and complete clothing of the portrait subject—no modifications allowed; fine-tune the subject’s posture (body angle, arm placement, head orientation) to align with the interaction logic of the background photo; calibrate color temperature, exposure and saturation to match the background’s ambient environment; adjust the subject’s scale to match the exact proportion of the two existing people (no oversized/undersized figures); add subtle soft contact shadows on the ground and between adjacent people; smooth edge masking with pixel-perfect blending, correct perspective distortion, 8k sharp focus, photorealistic depth of field, non-destructive editing. facial distortion, altered clothing, wrong position (not between two people), disproportionate scale, mismatched color tone/lighting, unnatural shadows, visible edges, halos, artifacts, cartoonish effect, over-saturated colors, blurry details.
• Insert the person from the first photo naturally beside the person in the second photo. Keep the lighting, background, and facial direction of the second photo exactly the same. Match body scale, color tone, and shadows for a realistic, natural result.
• Naturally place the person from the first image into the center of the second image. Strictly preserve the second image's light source angle, lighting intensity, original background details, facial orientation of the person, and overall atmosphere, ensuring no alterations. Accurately match the inserted person's body proportions, color tones, and skin texture with the original subject, while aligning the shadow's intensity, direction, shape, and edge softness or sharpness, achieving pixel-level seamless blending, so that the final result appears completely unedited, as if it were an original photograph.