复古录像带

VHS / Camcorder

像从 1990 年代家用录像带里截出的一帧：低分辨率、扫描线和色度溢出，保留不完美的现场感。

Use Image 1 only as a STYLE REFERENCE. The reference guides the 1990s consumer-video look, not the content. Do not reproduce its subject identity, exact pose, set dressing, framing, or incidental objects.

Create a horizontal 16:9 frame that is unmistakably a still from a 1990s consumer VHS camcorder, based on:
[YOUR SUBJECT AND SCENE: Add the person, object, action, setting, and framing you want here.]

Read this first: the entire frame is consumer-grade video, not a film still that happens to be grainy. Render the whole image at visibly low resolution: soft dissolved detail everywhere, strong chroma bleed on every saturated edge, color fringing, ghosted and clipped highlights, lifted blacks, visible tape noise, horizontal tracking wobble and dropouts running across the full width of the frame, a slight double image, and fine interlacing visible on close inspection. The look must survive when the frame is reduced to a 300px thumbnail, and it has to survive through softness, washed color and color bleed rather than through an overlay of thick black lines. Faces, clothing, props, and background all share the same degraded video treatment; nothing in the frame stays sharp or clean. Use a washed analog palette with one warm practical source and cool ambient spill. Keep the composition casual and observational, as if someone pressed record without staging.

Avoid modern 4K sharpness, cinematic teal-and-orange grading, strong saturated neon contrast, HDR highlights, clean digital detail anywhere in the frame, pure film grain without video artifacts, glossy advertising light, heavy vignette, text, timestamps, logos, or watermark.

Use Image 1 only as a STYLE REFERENCE. Explicitly use its 1990s consumer VHS-camcorder look as the guide. Do not copy the reference person's identity, exact pose, exact framing, or incidental objects.

Create a horizontal 16:9 frame of one adult East Asian woman in her late 20s with shoulder-length dark brown hair, wearing a sage-green overshirt over an ivory T-shirt, charcoal straight-leg trousers and white sneakers. She holds a plain white takeaway cup and carries a tan canvas tote. She is in an ordinary neighborhood cafe with pale plaster walls, an oak counter and tables, tall street-facing windows and one leafy potted plant. Full-body, eye-level medium-wide composition, slightly off-center with a small handheld framing error.

Render the whole frame as a still from a 1990s consumer VHS camcorder: visibly low resolution, thick horizontal scanlines, strong chroma bleed around the green overshirt and window light, color fringing, soft edge halation, compressed whites, lifted blacks, tape noise, tracking distortion, and a slight double-image. The video artifacts must still read clearly when the image is reduced to a 300px thumbnail. Let the camera feel casual and unstaged, as if someone pressed record during an ordinary afternoon. Keep faces and the cafe readable, but never crisp or modern. Every element must share the same video-camera treatment.

Avoid modern 4K sharpness, cinematic teal-and-orange grading, clean digital photography, pure film grain without video artifacts, glossy advertising light, heavy vignette, text, timestamps, logos or watermark.