Fantasy Movie Still
Live-Action Aladdin: The Magic Lamp Discovery
An ultra-realistic cinematic fantasy portrait. Maintain 100% identity while transforming the subject into a high-budget Aladdin film hero.
Ultra‑realistic live‑action cinematic fantasy film still of the exact same person from my input photo. Aladdin style. Keep identity 100% unchanged. Style: high‑end fantasy movie, 4K resolution, detailed skin and fabric. Pose: sitting cross‑legged on a flying carpet, holding an ornate golden magic lamp. Expression: curious and surprised. Companion: small realistic monkey perched on head. Clothing: sleeveless deep‑purple vest, loose beige harem pants. Environment: mystical treasure cavern with blue-violet draped walls. Lighting: warm directional glow from the lamp, cinematic shadows. shot on 50mm f/2.8 lens. with the @Libraryprompts.com logo. Aspect ratio: 9:16.))
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Prompt Variations (Copy & Try)
Variation 1: Cave of Wonders EntranceChange setting to the entrance of the Cave of Wonders. Harsh desert sunlight from outside contrasting with the dark gold interior. Subject holding a torch instead of a lamp.
Variation 2: Night Sky Ride
Setting: Flying over a moonlit Agrabah city at night. Blue moonlight highlights on the carpet tassels and the subject's face. Thousands of city lights blurred in the background.
Dungeon Lighting Secrets
- Internal Glow: Describing the "golden lamp emits a faint warm glow" ensures the AI lights the face and hands realistically from within the scene.
- Material Physics: Mentioning "worn fabric" and "intricate gold woven carpet" helps the AI avoid the "plastic" look common in low-quality fantasy art.
- Camera Position: "Slightly below eye level" is the secret to making a subject look "heroic" and like a main character in a movie.
FAQ
Q: How to get the monkey right?
A: The prompt specifies "using hair for balance" and "detailed fur," which helps the AI integrate the monkey naturally onto the subject's head.
Q: Best Midjourney Settings?
A: Use --v 6.0 with --style raw. If the face changes too much, use --cref [URL] with a --cw value between 80 and 100.