Green-Tinted Night Vision Surveillance Effect

Transform the uploaded photo into a night vision (infrared/NV) surveillance aesthetic — like footage from military night-vision goggles or a wildlife documentary infrared camera. Night vision treatment: – Convert the entire image to a monochromatic green palette — bright phosphor green for highlights, dark forest green for shadows, near-black for deepest darks – Specific green tone: match the signature Generation 3 night-vision phosphor green (bright lime-green highlights, deep green-black shadows) – Subject's eyes should have bright white-green reflective points (infrared eye reflection) – Bright areas (skin, reflective surfaces) should glow and bloom with slight halation in the green channel – Dark areas should have visible electronic noise and grain NV technical artifacts: – Strong circular vignette — bright center, darkening to near-black at circular edges (simulating the round NV eyepiece view) – Heavy electronic grain and noise — denser in dark areas – Slight scan-line pattern overlay (very faint horizontal lines) – Occasional bright speckle noise (hot pixels) – Very slight image intensifier bloom around bright objects Overlay elements: – Add thin green crosshair or reticle in the center of frame – Small green text overlay in corner: "NV MODE" or "IR ON" + timestamp – Subtle compass bearing indicator at top of frame Hard rules: – Do NOT change the subject's face, hair, body, expression, or pose – Do NOT change the composition, framing, or outfit – Only apply green night-vision color conversion, noise, and overlay elements Output should look like authentic night-vision surveillance footage — eerie, military-grade, and high-contrast green.