Copper Penny Autumn Russet Analog Film Filter

Apply a copper penny autumn russet analog film color grade to the uploaded photo, wrapping the image in rich copper, rust, and burnt sienna tones like viewing the world through a polished copper lens. Use the uploaded image as the ONLY reference. Preserve the subject and composition exactly. **IDENTITY RETENTION (STRICT):** – Preserve the subject's face, hairstyle, expression, outfit, and pose – Scene composition stays identical – Only color/mood changes **COLOR GRADE SPECIFICATIONS:** – Dominant tones: copper, rust, burnt sienna, antique bronze, warm umber – Push midtones heavily toward copper-orange: the entire image reads as copper-toned – Shadows become deep chocolate brown (warm, never blue or cool) – Highlights shift to warm gold-copper, not white – Skin tones become warmly bronzed, sun-baked quality – Greens convert to olive and khaki, blues convert to muted teal or warm gray – Overall: the image looks like it was developed in copper-toned chemistry **FILM CHARACTERISTICS:** – Moderate grain: visible but not intrusive, warm-toned grain particles – Rich tonal range within the copper palette (not flat) – Slight vintage lens aberration: warm chromatic fringing at edges – Film base fog: very subtle overall warm haze – Cross-processing quality: slightly unexpected color shifts that feel organic **MOOD:** – Autumn leaves, copper kettles, antique clocks, penny collections – Warm, rich, grounding — feels like the heart of October – Timeless and valuable, like something aged into beauty **OUTPUT:** – Same composition as original – Copper-rust analog film treatment – Rich, warm, autumnal metallic quality **NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS:** – No cool tones (no blue, no silver, no gray) – No flat/lifted shadows — maintain rich deep browns – No golden hour look (different — that's sky-golden, this is metal-copper) – No digital color grading look — must feel chemical/analog