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حين تتوقف الجاذبية

حوّل صورتك الشخصية إلى مشهد فوتوغرافي مستحيل تتوقف فيه الجاذبية، بينما تطفو أنت وكل تفاصيل المكان بفيزياء واقعية.

ZERO GRAVITY

WHEN GRAVITY STOPS

الصورة الشخصية الأصلية — **BEFORE**صورة شخصية واحدة

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النتيجة النهائية للبرومبت — **AFTER**ZERO GRAVITY

QUICK START

كيف تستخدم البرومبت؟

01ارفع صورة شخصية واضحة لك إلى ChatGPT.
02اضغط زر «نسخ البرومبت».
03أرسله في نفس المحادثة مع الصورة.
04لا تعدّل وصف الجنس أو الشعر أو الوجه داخل البرومبت؛ صورتك هي مرجع الهوية الأساسي.
05لأفضل نتيجة، استخدم صورة واضحة للوجه بإضاءة جيدة ومن دون فلاتر قوية.

ملاحظة

البرومبت مصمم للحفاظ على هوية الشخص مع السماح بتغيير الملابس والوضعية والبيئة. توزيع العناصر الطافية وشكل السوائل قد يختلف من محاولة لأخرى، وهذا طبيعي لأن كل توليد ينتج تكوينًا جديدًا.

جاهز توقف الجاذبية؟

البرومبت جاهز.
انسخه وابدأ.

Use the uploaded personal photograph as the sole and mandatory identity reference for the subject.

Create an extraordinary, hyper-realistic editorial photograph depicting the exact same person suspended naturally inside a bright contemporary room at the precise moment gravity has completely stopped working.

The scene should feel physically impossible but photographically real — as if an actual professional camera captured a real zero-gravity event inside a beautifully designed everyday space.

IDENTITY PRESERVATION — ABSOLUTE HIGHEST PRIORITY:

The person in the final image must remain immediately recognizable as the exact same individual shown in the uploaded reference photograph.

Treat the uploaded photograph as the authoritative source for identity.

Preserve the subject’s unique facial anatomy, face shape, facial proportions, eyes, eye color, eyebrows, nose, lips, ears, jawline, forehead, skin tone, hairline, hairstyle characteristics, facial-hair characteristics if present, age characteristics, and every identity-defining feature with maximum accuracy.

Do NOT beautify, redesign, idealize, reinterpret, stylize, or replace the face.

Do NOT make the subject younger, older, more conventionally attractive, more symmetrical, or similar to another person.

Do NOT enlarge the eyes, reshape the nose, sharpen the jawline, change the hairline, modify facial hair, alter skin tone, excessively smooth the skin, or apply artificial AI beauty enhancement.

Preserve realistic skin texture, pores, subtle imperfections, individual facial hairs, natural asymmetry, and authentic human detail.

The subject may wear different clothing and may have a different body posture, hand position, head angle, gaze direction, and natural facial expression when required by the composition.

However, these changes must NEVER alter the subject’s recognizable identity.

If any visual, stylistic, compositional, or cinematic instruction conflicts with identity preservation, ALWAYS prioritize identity preservation.

CORE CONCEPT — ZERO GRAVITY:

Place the subject inside a sophisticated, bright, contemporary interior with large windows and abundant natural daylight.

The room should feel believable, elegant, minimal, modern, and genuinely inhabitable — not futuristic, not science-fiction, and not a fantasy spaceship.

Gravity has suddenly disappeared.

The subject is calmly suspended approximately one meter above the floor, naturally floating in the center of the composition.

The pose must communicate genuine weightlessness rather than jumping, falling, sitting on an invisible chair, or being digitally pasted into the air.

The torso should remain relaxed.

The legs should float naturally at slightly different angles.

The arms and hands should react naturally to weightlessness.

Clothing should show subtle upward movement and realistic fabric behavior caused by the absence of gravity.

If the subject has longer hair, individual strands may react naturally to weightlessness.

The subject should remain calm, confident, composed, and visually dominant while the entire physical environment behaves impossibly around them.

WARDROBE:

Dress the subject in a clean, contemporary monochromatic outfit appropriate to their appearance and body proportions.

Prefer simple black or very dark clothing with realistic textile texture and minimal visual distraction.

Use clean neutral footwear where appropriate.

Avoid visible brand names, fashion logos, printed typography, or recognizable trademarks.

THE ROOM HAS LOST GRAVITY:

Do not simply scatter random objects around the subject.

Construct a believable frozen zero-gravity event.

Approximately 25–40 carefully selected everyday objects should be suspended throughout the environment at different distances from the camera.

Possible objects include:

a modern chair,
open books,
closed books,
loose paper sheets,
notebooks,
pens,
pencils,
a camera,
camera lens,
headphones,
smartphone,
laptop,
small clock,
coffee cup,
small plant,
individual leaves,
drawing tools,
desk accessories,
fabric,
curtain material,
small decorative objects,
photographic prints,
blank sketch sheets,
and other tasteful everyday creative objects.

Every object must have a logical origin within the room.

Objects should not appear as random decorative assets placed into empty space.

Some should have clearly floated upward from a desk.

Others may have separated from shelves.

Some lightweight objects should have traveled farther than heavier objects.

Objects should rotate independently along different axes.

Nothing should share identical angles or repetitive positioning.

The distribution must create believable three-dimensional depth.

ZERO-GRAVITY PHYSICS:

The scene must communicate genuine weightlessness through physical behavior.

There is no meaningful “up” or “down” for loose objects.

Objects should have subtle independent rotational momentum.

Paper should gently curl and bend.

Book pages should naturally separate and fan outward.

A suspended chair should rotate slowly rather than remain perfectly upright.

Loose leaves should drift independently from their plant.

Small particles of soil may escape from a tilted plant pot and remain suspended as individual particles.

Curtains should drift softly inward instead of hanging vertically under gravity.

Loose fabric should form slow, elegant three-dimensional folds.

Pens and lightweight tools should rotate independently.

Cables, straps, and flexible materials should form natural floating curves rather than hanging downward.

Avoid explosive chaos.

This is not a hurricane, accident, or action scene.

The feeling should be a strangely peaceful moment in which gravity simply stopped.

ZERO-GRAVITY LIQUID — HERO DETAIL:

Include one exceptionally realistic liquid interaction as a major visual detail.

A cup should be tilted or gently rotating in mid-air while coffee, tea, or another dark liquid escapes from it.

The liquid must NOT pour downward.

Instead, surface tension should form suspended three-dimensional liquid shapes:

large connected blobs,
smaller spherical droplets,
elongated transitional forms,
and tiny separated droplets.

The liquid should appear frozen in motion around the cup.

Use physically believable translucency, reflections, refraction, surface tension, and highlights.

Some droplets should appear sharply focused while others closer to or farther from the camera may naturally blur according to depth of field.

This liquid interaction should immediately reinforce that gravity no longer exists.

ENVIRONMENT:

Use a bright contemporary room with:

large floor-to-ceiling windows,
soft white or warm-neutral walls,
natural materials,
subtle architectural detailing,
clean shelving,
a modern desk or workspace,
minimal plants,
soft textiles,
and polished or lightly reflective flooring.

Allow the exterior through the windows to show a realistic distant urban skyline or atmospheric city view.

Do not make the city itself the subject.

The room should use a dramatically different visual language from a dark cinematic studio.

Favor:

soft whites,
warm grays,
natural daylight,
subtle beige,
small amounts of green from plants,
deep black accents from the subject and selected objects,
and realistic blue sky tones.

Avoid a dominant black-and-gold color palette.

LIGHTING:

Use strong but elegant natural daylight entering through large windows.

Create realistic directional sunlight, soft ambient bounce light, natural contact shadows where applicable, reflections on polished surfaces, subtle atmospheric particles, and realistic highlight roll-off.

Light should pass through translucent materials naturally.

Floating objects must interact correctly with the room’s lighting.

Objects closer to the windows should receive stronger illumination.

Objects farther inside the room should receive softer bounced light.

The subject’s face must remain clearly visible and naturally illuminated.

Do not use excessive dramatic orange lighting, neon colors, artificial sci-fi glows, or fantasy lighting.

COMPOSITION:

Create a sophisticated vertical editorial composition with the subject as the unmistakable visual anchor.

Position the subject approximately around the center of the frame, floating above the floor.

Build several layers of depth:

EXTREME FOREGROUND:
A few partially cropped or softly out-of-focus floating objects close to the lens.

FOREGROUND:
Selected objects with strong scale and perspective.

MIDGROUND:
The subject, perfectly recognizable and sharply focused.

SURROUNDING MIDGROUND:
The primary zero-gravity objects, liquid interaction, chair, books, camera equipment, papers, and plants.

BACKGROUND:
The architecture of the room, shelves, curtains, windows, and distant exterior view.

Objects must occasionally overlap each other naturally to reinforce depth.

Do not place everything on one flat visual plane.

Do not arrange objects symmetrically around the subject.

The composition should feel controlled, spontaneous, and photographically believable.

CAMERA AND PERSPECTIVE:

Use the visual characteristics of a premium full-frame professional camera with a moderately wide editorial lens.

Use perspective dynamically enough to make the viewer feel physically present inside the room.

Allow selected foreground objects to appear larger due to their proximity to the lens.

Maintain realistic perspective relationships between the subject, furniture, floating objects, windows, and room architecture.

Keep the subject’s face sharply resolved.

Use natural depth of field rather than artificial global blur.

The image should feel like an expensive international advertising campaign photographed practically on an impossible zero-gravity set.

PHOTOREALISM:

Every element must look physically real.

Preserve:

realistic human anatomy,
correct hands and fingers,
realistic fabric texture,
natural skin,
individual hair detail,
physically accurate glass,
metal,
paper,
ceramic,
wood,
plants,
liquid,
reflections,
transparency,
surface roughness,
micro-texture,
and photographic imperfections.

Use realistic motion cues without making the entire image blurry.

The scene should withstand close inspection.

Avoid the typical appearance of AI-generated imagery.

Do NOT create:

duplicated objects,
duplicated fingers,
extra limbs,
deformed hands,
floating body parts,
impossible anatomy,
melting objects,
merged objects,
repeated cameras,
repeated books,
random geometry,
incorrect reflections,
impossible shadows,
fake-looking liquid,
plastic skin,
excessive HDR,
oversharpening,
excessive background blur,
or chaotic visual clutter.

VISUAL STORYTELLING:

The viewer should understand the concept instantly without needing an explanation:

This is an ordinary real-world room.

This is an ordinary real person.

Something extraordinary has happened.

Gravity has stopped.

The contrast between the subject’s calm expression and the impossible physical behavior of the environment should create the visual impact.

The image should feel surreal because of the physics — not because of fantasy decoration.

STRICT TEXT AND BRAND RULE:

Do NOT generate any readable text anywhere in the image.

Do NOT generate headlines, captions, posters containing words, book titles, labels, interface text, signatures, watermarks, logos, or brand names.

Books must have blank or abstract covers.

Paper sheets may contain abstract sketches, diagrams, shapes, or non-readable marks only.

Screens should contain abstract visual content without recognizable software interfaces or readable typography.

Do NOT generate the Momin Graphic logo.

Do NOT generate Apple, Canon, or any other recognizable commercial logo.

All devices and products should be visually generic and unbranded.

Generate ONLY the clean photographic artwork.

FINAL FORMAT:

Vertical 4:5 composition.

Optimized for an Instagram feed post at 1080 × 1350 pixels.

Premium international advertising quality.

Hyper-realistic.

Photorealistic.

Bright editorial photography.

Sophisticated.

Physically believable.

High dynamic range with natural highlight roll-off.

Extremely detailed without artificial oversharpening.

The final image should make the viewer momentarily question whether the zero-gravity scene was actually photographed in real life.

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حين تتوقف الجاذبية

WHEN GRAVITY STOPS

كيف تستخدم البرومبت؟

البرومبت جاهز.انسخه وابدأ.

البرومبت جاهز.
انسخه وابدأ.