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Cinematic Portrait with Dual-Color Lighting

Cinematic Portrait with Dual-Color Lighting

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Create an ultra-photorealistic cinematic portrait of a man viewed from a
slightly low angle looking upward with a confident, powerful expression.
Generate his face using the uploaded portrait photo. The composition is a
tight upper-body portrait with the head tilted slightly upward, emphasizing
the jawline and beard structure. The background is a smooth vibrant studio
gradient transitioning between deep orange and warm red tones, creating a
dramatic modern aesthetic. Use strong cinematic dual-color lighting: warm
red/orange light from one side and cool teal/blue rim lighting from the
opposite side to create striking contrast across the face and beard. The man
is wearing a futuristic white oversized puffer jacket with large quilted sections
and a high protective collar. The jacket should look premium and modern with
realistic fabric folds, padded insulation volume, and subtle material sheen
similar to high-end technical winter fashion. Add extremely detailed textures:
visible skin pores, beard hair strands, subtle facial imperfections, realistic lip
texture, micro skin reflections, and detailed hair follicles. The sunglasses
should have thin metal frames with realistic reflections and slightly tinted
lenses reflecting the colored lighting. The white puffer jacket must show
detailed stitching, fabric grain, padded segments, and realistic light interaction
across the material. Maintain sharp focus on the subject with studio-quality depth and clarity.
Ultra photorealistic portrait photography, cinematic studio lighting, hyper-
detailed textures, 8K detail, premium editorial fashion portrait, extremely
realistic skin and fabric materials.

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How to use this prompt

Copy the prompt and paste it into Nano Banana Pro. Keep the composition, lighting and style terms as written — they are what produced this result. Swap the subject or scene details to make it yours, keep the aspect ratio, and attach the reference images the prompt mentions if any. Regenerate two or three times; the strongest version is usually not the first.