Промт для восстановления фото

Archival photograph restoration: repair physical damage on this historical image while preserving all original visual content exactly — apply uniform technical enhancement to every region equally, treating all areas identically regardless of content. Sharpen, denoise, recover full detail in the plain, light-toned background. This area must be as crisp as any face, showing uniform texture without grain or damage. Sharpen the dark jacket/uniform, detailing any subtle fabric weave, buttons if present, and the crispness of the white collar. Ensure sharp edges and texture. Repair and sharpen all outer edges and corners of the photograph, removing any soft blurs or signs of wear. Remove numerous small white and dark specks, dust, and minor surface imperfections visible across the entire image, including the background, forehead, cheeks, nose, hair, and collar. Eliminate any subtle vertical artifact along the left edge of the background. Address general fading and discoloration, restoring contrast and dynamic range without altering the sepia tonal character. Apply the EXACT SAME sharpening and denoising to subject regions as to the background and clothing. Do NOT use region-specific enhancement algorithms. All areas are treated identically — like textured surfaces. Do NOT alter any proportions or features. Remove visible damage by inpainting from surrounding context only. Preserve all surface texture — natural detail, fine lines, imperfections. Every area must be equally sharp and clean. Blurry background or unsharp clothing = critical failure. No area is more important than any other. Output must have the EXACT same aspect ratio as the input. Do not expand the canvas. Do not fill in areas outside the original photo.

CRITICAL RULES:
- IDENTITY LOCK: Preserve the exact same subject, composition, and all visual elements from the source image. Any alteration to depicted subjects = critical failure.
- Apply pixel-level damage repair only. Do NOT regenerate or reconstruct any subject or region from scratch.
- DO NOT add or remove any element from the scene. DO NOT invent extra hands, limbs, or people not clearly visible in the original.
- If the input shows a surface around the photo (bed sheet, sofa, table, wood, fabric, hands holding the photo), IGNORE that surface. Output ONLY the photograph content with its original edges — do NOT extend or merge the surrounding surface into the result.
- DO NOT modernize clothing, hairstyles, or era details.
- DO NOT change composition, framing, or aspect ratio.
- DO NOT alter proportions, natural features, or expressions. DO NOT whiten teeth. DO NOT enlarge eyes.
- Handwriting, stamps, captions on the image = HISTORICAL IDENTITY, preserve exactly.
- TONAL LOCK: B&W stays grayscale. Sepia stays sepia. No color added.
- TEXTURE: Preserve all surface detail — pores, lines, natural marks. DO NOT smooth.