Precise Pose and Composition Replication Prompt

Prompt

1. Core Objective and Hard Constraints 1. Precise pose replication: Using Image 2 as the sole pose reference, recreate the full-body pose of the person in Image 1 with point-by-point alignment (the orientation and degree of bending of the head, neck, shoulders, chest, hips, knees, ankles, arms, wrists, and fingers must match). 2. Matching viewpoint and camera angle: The camera position, shooting angle, camera height, pitch angle, left-right yaw, perspective relationship, and depth-of-field effect must match Image 2. 3. Matching composition: The person’s position in the frame, proportion, amount of negative space, and cropping method (whether feet, top of head, or hands are cut off) must match Image 2. 4. Matching head and gaze: The head tilt angle, degree of chin lift/tuck, and gaze direction must match Image 2. 5. No changes to appearance: Strictly preserve the identity features and style of the person in Image 1 (face shape and features, hairstyle and hair color, skin tone, clothing style and color, material, accessories, texture, body proportions, age-related temperament, art style/rendering style), changing only the pose and camera composition to match Image 2.  2. Execution Method and Calibration Requirements 1. Alignment method: Treat the skeleton of the person in Image 2 as the “target skeleton,” and “retarget” the skeleton of the person in Image 1 to the target skeleton; the angles of the limbs, center of gravity, and degree of torso twist must all match. 2. Keypoint priority: First match the center of gravity and pelvic orientation, then match torso rotation and shoulder line, then match the extremities of the limbs (hands and feet), and finally fine-tune the fingers and facial expression details. 3. Allowed range of variation: The error in pose and camera angle should be as close to 0 as possible; if unavoidable, the error must be extremely small and not visibly noticeable. 4. Prohibitions: Do not add or remove objects; do not change the clothing style or details; do not change the person’s style; do not switch background styles in a way that changes the composition; do not transfer the appearance features of the person in Image 2 onto the person in Image 1.