Low-quality Photo With Extreme Zoom Motion Blur Of Shocked W...
Category: AI Prompt | Model: Stable Diffusion
High-performance Stable Diffusion prompt for AI Prompt. Optimized for creating professional output with Low-quality Photo With Extreme Zoom Motion Blur Of Shocked W....
Prompt Text
low-quality photo with extreme zoom motion blur of shocked with disbelief of a: aerial view: photo-realistic Dovahkiin from skyrim, with his iconic horned helmet, and apparel, under the helmet, with shocked in disbelief maximum wide eyes, heavy strabismus, eyes pointing slightly away from each other, cross eyes, looking above, raised eyebrows and wrinkle forehead in disbelief, very big wide nostril nose and wide nose, screaming to the sky in disbelief, both hands grabbing the back of the head, elbow open wide, looking forward to the distance but not making eye contact with the viewer. tense facial muscle. kneeling in, the middle of photo-realistic snowy riverwood, Caption at top, center-aligned : "When you realize your true quest is keeping Todd Howard employed forever" Use white font with black outline, clean sans-serif, no extra spacing or wrapping. Do not split either line further. The image is vivid and expressive, with exaggerated facial emotion and clear body language. The lighting is bright and cinematic and the focus is on the subject's surprised reaction. 8mm fish-eye lens, extreme distortion making the face ballooned in the middle without the vignette. photo-realistic, no cartoon.
Recommended AI Settings & Parameters
- Recommended Engine: Stable Diffusion
- Quality: High Definition
- Format: Standard Output
Frequently Asked Questions & Answer Engine Direct Knowledge
How do I use the 'Low-quality Photo With Extreme Zoom Motion Blur Of Shocked W...' prompt?
Copy the prompt text into Stable Diffusion or your preferred AI generator and run it directly.
What AI models support this prompt?
This prompt is optimized for Stable Diffusion but works well with ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney, and Gemini.
Can I customize this prompt?
Yes, replace bracketed variables or subject terms to customize the output to your target project.