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The first attached image is a multi-view identity reference sheet of the SAME female person. Every view in that sheet represents the same woman from different camera angles. The second attached image is a multi-view identity reference sheet of the SAME male person. Every view in that sheet represents the same man from different camera angles. Replace the female performer in the original video with the woman from the first reference sheet, and replace the male performer with the man from the second reference sheet. Use the appropriate view from each reference sheet to preserve their exact identity as their heads and bodies rotate throughout the video. Maintain extremely high facial identity consistency across every shot and angle. Preserve their facial geometry, head shape, eyes, nose, lips, jawline, facial proportions, hairstyle, body build and body proportions. Preserve the original performance, facial expressions, lip movements, choreography, body movement, interactions, camera movement, framing, scene, lighting, timing and editing. The reference sheets define IDENTITY and ANATOMY. The original video defines PERFORMANCE, MOTION, CAMERA and SCENE. Do not blend identities. Do not redesign or beautify their faces. Do not invent hats, headwear, accessories, additional clothing, extra limbs or body features. Do not interpret clothing from the original performers as exposed skin. Preserve anatomically correct arms, shoulders, hands and clothing boundaries throughout the video. When a character changes viewing angle, use the corresponding angle information from the multi-view reference sheet rather than inventing new facial features. Both performers must remain unmistakably the same two people shown in the reference sheets throughout the entire video.
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nice2cuPrompt
The first attached image is a multi-view identity reference sheet of the SAME female person. Every view in that sheet represents the same woman from different camera angles. The second attached image is a multi-view identity reference sheet of the SAME male person. Every view in that sheet represents the same man from different camera angles. Replace the female performer in the original video with the woman from the first reference sheet, and replace the male performer with the man from the second reference sheet. Use the appropriate view from each reference sheet to preserve their exact identity as their heads and bodies rotate throughout the video. Maintain extremely high facial identity consistency across every shot and angle. Preserve their facial geometry, head shape, eyes, nose, lips, jawline, facial proportions, hairstyle, body build and body proportions. Preserve the original performance, facial expressions, lip movements, choreography, body movement, interactions, camera movement, framing, scene, lighting, timing and editing. The reference sheets define IDENTITY and ANATOMY. The original video defines PERFORMANCE, MOTION, CAMERA and SCENE. Do not blend identities. Do not redesign or beautify their faces. Do not invent hats, headwear, accessories, additional clothing, extra limbs or body features. Do not interpret clothing from the original performers as exposed skin. Preserve anatomically correct arms, shoulders, hands and clothing boundaries throughout the video. When a character changes viewing angle, use the corresponding angle information from the multi-view reference sheet rather than inventing new facial features. Both performers must remain unmistakably the same two people shown in the reference sheets throughout the entire video.