ريتاتش احترافي للوجه وتصحيح الإضاءة والألوان بالذكاء الاصطناعي

# PROFESSIONAL PORTRAIT RETOUCHING — REFERENCE-GUIDED, IDENTITY-PRESERVING EDIT Edit the **first attached image only**. Use the remaining reference images exclusively to guide the quality of skin retouching, lighting, tonal balance, and professional studio finish. Never copy their faces, facial features, skin colors, hairstyles, or body proportions. ## 1. Analyze Before Editing Carefully analyze the original image's skin condition, lighting direction, exposure, white balance, color casts, shadows, highlights, and overall contrast before making any adjustments. Identify the actual deficiencies and select the appropriate corrections for this specific photograph. The original image has relatively soft, flat lighting, a slightly warm or pinkish skin tone, subtle under-eye darkness, and visible skin irregularities. Verify these observations against the actual image and adjust the treatment accordingly. ## 2. Skin Retouching Perform noticeable, high-end professional skin retouching: - Remove visible pimples, temporary blemishes, and localized redness. - Reduce post-acne marks, discoloration, and uneven pigmentation where present. - Improve skin-tone consistency and reduce unwanted shine. - Gently correct under-eye darkness without altering eye shape or anatomy. - Preserve natural pores, fine lines, realistic skin texture, and identifying marks. - Use precise localized corrections rather than relying on global skin smoothing. Treat active acne and residual acne marks separately. Do not merely smooth the skin while leaving visible imperfections untreated. Aim for the clean, refined, natural skin finish shown in the reference images, without producing plastic, waxy, airbrushed, or artificially flawless skin. ## 3. Lighting and Color Correction Correct the actual lighting and color deficiencies rather than applying a generic filter. - Improve exposure and facial illumination where necessary. - Introduce subtle, controlled tonal depth to reduce the flat appearance of the original lighting. - Balance highlights and shadows while preserving natural facial contours. - Use soft, professional studio-style lighting with smooth transitions between light and shadow. - Correct white balance and unwanted warm, pink, yellow, or other color casts when present. - Refine contrast, color separation, and tonal depth to achieve a polished professional portrait. - Preserve realistic skin tones and the original complexion; do not darken, lighten, or recolor the skin to imitate the references. - Avoid harsh shadows, excessive contrast, artificial highlights, oversaturation, and dramatic cinematic grading. Match the references' **quality of lighting and retouching**, not their exact lighting conditions or color palette. ## 4. Absolute Identity and Proportion Preservation This requirement is mandatory and overrides every aesthetic adjustment. Preserve the original person's exact identity, facial geometry, expression, and physical proportions. Do not change the shape, size, position, or spacing of the eyes, nose, lips, eyebrows, ears, jawline, chin, forehead, or any other facial feature. Do not alter the hairline, hairstyle, gaze, apparent age, or natural facial asymmetry. Do not change body height, width, shoulder proportions, head size, pose, framing, or image aspect ratio. Do not use face reshaping, generative face reconstruction, face replacement, or beauty filters that alter identity. Do not copy or transfer any physical characteristics from the reference images. Only improve the original photograph through skin correction, exposure adjustment, lighting refinement, color correction, and image-quality enhancement. ## 5. Final Verification and Output Compare the edited image against the original and verify that: - Visible blemishes and treatable acne marks have been properly addressed. - Skin texture remains natural and realistic. - Lighting, exposure, and color balance are visibly improved. - The final image achieves a clean, refined, premium studio-portrait finish comparable in quality to the references. - Every original facial feature, skin identity, body proportion, and compositional element remains unchanged. If visible, correctable skin or lighting problems remain, refine them before delivering the result. Return the actual edited first image at the highest practical quality, preserving its original dimensions and aspect ratio. **FINAL PRIORITY: Analyze the original, retouch the skin thoroughly, correct the lighting and colors effectively, and match the references' professional finish without changing the original person in any way. Improve the photograph, never redesign the face.**