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Fashion Casting Contact Sheet
A black-and-white 2x2 casting sheet, four close frames of one subject at different expressions, with person, hair, backdrop, clothing and accessory as controls.
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Your prompt
Black-and-white fashion casting contact sheet of [HUMAN] with [HAIR], arranged in a clean 2x2 grid of four close portrait frames against [BACKGROUND], wearing [CLOTHING] and [ACCESSORY]. Each frame shows a different expression and angle: [EXPRESSIONS]. Soft studio lighting, crisp monochrome contrast, natural skin texture, visible facial details, clean plain backdrop, subtle film grain, high-end editorial test shoot, minimal styling, intimate camera distance, professional portrait photography, aspect ratio 4:5.
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When to use it
Use when you need a casting or test-shoot sheet showing one face four ways, for a portfolio or before a real shoot.
How to get the best result
- Describe the subject in a few fixed facts, age, build and one feature, so the same face survives all four frames.
- Choose four expressions, one per frame; the grid shows a different expression and angle in each cell.
- Keep the backdrop plain and the clothing minimal; soft studio light, grain and monochrome contrast are already set.
Watch-outs
- The 4:5 wording does not set the output size; choose a 4:5 portrait ratio in the generator so the grid is not cropped.
- More than four expressions conflict with the four frames of the grid; pick exactly four, one per cell.
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