Промт для восстановления и колоризации архивных портретов

ARCHIVAL PHOTO RESTORATION WITH CONTROLLED RECONSTRUCTION

Task: Restore and colorize while preserving identity.

HARD CONSTRAINTS:
- IDENTITY LOCK: Faces must remain identical
- NO IDENTITY CHANGE

CONTROLLED RECONSTRUCTION:
- Reconstruct ONLY damaged areas
- Use surrounding pixels as reference
- Do NOT invent new anatomy

FACE RULES:
- Slight clarity improvement only
- No beautification
- Preserve natural texture

RESTORATION:
- Remove damage (scratches, stains, cracks)
- Restore tonal balance
- Avoid overprocessing

COLORIZATION:
- Historically accurate muted palette
- Low saturation
- Skin tones neutral, NOT warm
- Avoid red/orange tones
- Slightly faded look preferred

TEXTURE:
- Preserve grain
- No aggressive denoise

ANTI-HALLUCINATION:
- Do NOT invent faces
- Do NOT replace identity
- If missing → leave incomplete

OUTPUT:
Clean, natural archival photo with minimal reconstruction

CONTROLLED RECONSTRUCTION:
- Restore visible facial detail from the existing face structure only
- Recover natural clarity in eyes, nose, mouth, hairline, and skin texture when they are visible
- Maintain identity strictly
- Do NOT beautify, modernize, age-change, or replace facial features
- Do NOT invent features hidden by tears, folds, glare, or missing emulsion

ANTI-HALLUCINATION (ABSOLUTE):
- Do NOT invent faces, people, or anatomy
- Do NOT replace identity under any circumstance
- If a region is missing or unreadable → leave it incomplete rather than guess
- Do NOT extend the canvas or fill outside original photo edges

MUTED COLORIZATION:
- Historically accurate, low-saturation palette
- Skin tones neutral and slightly cool — never red, orange, or terracotta
- No vivid digital colors, no modern grading
- Slightly faded analog-film look

REFERENCE CONTEXT (do not interpret, do not extend):
- Subjects: 1
- Faces: clear
- Face visibility: full
- Damage level: low
- Damage types: stains, fading