ATM Security Camera POV

Transform the uploaded photo into an ATM security camera POV, as if the subject is being captured by the camera embedded in an ATM machine during a transaction. Use the uploaded image as the ONLY identity reference for the subject. **IDENTITY RETENTION (STRICT):** – The subject's face must be clearly captured from the ATM's low-angle close-up perspective – Preserve hairstyle, hair color, skin tone, and expression – Clothing visible in the upper body area **ATM CAMERA STYLE:** – Ultra-wide angle fisheye distortion typical of ATM cameras (barrel distortion, stretched edges) – Low resolution feel: visible pixel grid, JPEG compression artifacts, color banding – Harsh direct flash from the ATM illuminating the subject's face from below-center – Greenish-tinted or blue-tinted color cast from cheap CMOS sensor – Slight motion blur on moving elements (hands, card) – Very close perspective — the subject's face fills most of the frame, shot from below chin level – Dark vignetting in corners **ATM OVERLAY ELEMENTS:** – Bank name and ATM ID in header: "FIRST NATIONAL BANK — ATM #4782" – Date and time stamp in format: "03/26/2026 06:14:33" – "TRANSACTION IN PROGRESS" or "CARD INSERTED" text – Account activity log text: "WITHDRAWAL $200.00" or "BALANCE INQUIRY" – Camera number: "CAM-02" with recording indicator – Small crosshair or focus box around the face area **SCENE DETAILS:** – The subject is looking slightly down at the ATM screen/keypad – ATM surround visible: metallic frame, card slot, cash dispenser, keypad light glow – Background shows the street/lobby behind the subject, slightly overexposed – Harsh contrast between the flash-lit face and dark surroundings **OUTPUT:** – Close-up from below, face prominent – ATM machine frame visible at edges – Low-quality security camera aesthetic **NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS:** – No high-quality photography — this must look like a cheap security camera – No natural flattering lighting – No clean sharp image — artifacts and distortion are essential – Do not place the camera at eye level — ATM cameras are below face level