Home Security Ring Doorbell Camera Night

Transform the uploaded photo as if the subject was captured by a Ring doorbell camera at night, showing the person approaching or standing at a front door as seen from the doorbell's fish-eye lens. Use the uploaded image as the ONLY identity reference for the subject. **IDENTITY RETENTION (STRICT):** – The subject's face must be clearly visible from the doorbell's head-height wide-angle perspective – Preserve facial features, hairstyle, hair color, and clothing **RING DOORBELL STYLE:** – 160-degree ultra-wide fish-eye lens distortion (extreme barrel distortion, horizon curves) – Night vision mode: IR illumination creating harsh bright-center-dark-edges lighting – HDR processing artifacts: haloing around bright objects, slightly artificial tonal mapping – Resolution is decent but with visible video compression (H.264 macroblocking) – Skin tones slightly off due to IR LED mixing with porch light – Color is partially desaturated, especially in shadow areas where IR dominates **RING OVERLAY:** – Ring logo in corner – "MOTION DETECTED" or "PERSON DETECTED" alert banner – Timestamp: "Mar 26, 2026 11:47 PM" – "LIVE" or "EVENT" recording indicator – Wi-Fi signal strength icon – Device name: "Front Door" **SCENE DETAILS:** – Front porch/entrance: door frame, welcome mat, potted plant, house number, porch light – The subject is standing at or approaching the door, looking toward the camera – Porch light creates a warm pool of light, contrasting with dark yard behind the subject – Visible front yard elements: walkway, mailbox, parked car in driveway – Insects or dust particles caught in the IR light as bright specks **OUTPUT:** – Fish-eye wide angle from doorbell height (approximately 4 feet) – Residential porch/entrance setting – Night time with mixed IR/porch light illumination **NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS:** – No daytime (this is specifically a night capture) – No clean professional photography quality – No eye-level flat perspective — the fish-eye distortion is essential – Do not forget the barrel distortion — Ring cameras have very noticeable curvature