Retro CRT Television Screen Effect

Transform the uploaded photo to appear as if it's being displayed on a vintage CRT television set, photographed from slightly off-center. CRT screen treatment: – Apply visible horizontal scan lines across the entire image — thin, evenly spaced, slightly curved following the CRT screen curvature – RGB sub-pixel pattern visible on close inspection — each pixel separated into distinct red, green, blue phosphor dots – Slight barrel distortion: image curves outward toward edges matching CRT screen geometry – Colors should appear vivid but slightly oversaturated with CRT phosphor glow – Whites have slight blue-ish CRT tint – Image has slight ghosting / double-image effect (very subtle) CRT physical elements: – Frame the image inside the visible bezel of a CRT television set — thick plastic bezel (dark grey or black) with rounded screen corners – Slight screen curvature visible as reflective glare — one or two subtle light reflections across the glass screen surface – Dust particles or faint fingerprint smudges on the glass (very subtle) – Slight ambient room light reflecting off the curved screen surface Broadcast qualities: – Slight horizontal hold wobble at top or bottom of image – Minor color fringing along high-contrast edges (red-blue offset) – Gentle signal noise in darker areas – Slightly warm overall color temperature Hard rules: – Do NOT change the subject's face, hair, body, expression, or pose – Preserve the original image content — only apply CRT display effect – Do NOT change the aspect ratio of the content (but can add CRT bezel frame) Output should look like a photograph of a real CRT TV displaying the uploaded image — nostalgic, warm, and analog.