Y2K Digicam Aesthetic Effect

Apply an authentic early-2000s digital camera aesthetic to the uploaded photo while preserving the subject exactly. Recreate the Y2K point-and-shoot look: – Direct on-camera flash creating flat frontal lighting – Slight red-eye or intense flash catchlights – Overexposed highlights on face from close flash – Dark background falloff beyond flash range – Slightly warm, oversaturated color cast 2000s digital artifacts: – Low-resolution, slightly soft image quality – Visible digital noise/grain especially in shadows – Slight JPEG compression texture – Color banding in gradients – Timestamp in corner: red digital font "01.15.2004" style (optional) Color treatment: – Oversaturated reds, pinks, and warm tones – Slightly green-shifted midtones – Crushed blacks with purple tint – Overall warm, slightly muddy color balance – That specific early digital color science The final image should look like it was taken on a Sony Cybershot or Canon PowerShot at a 2003 house party—nostalgic, imperfect, and very Y2K. Hard rules: – Do NOT change the subject's face, features, expression, or hair – Do NOT alter pose, clothing, or body – Only apply Y2K flash, digital artifacts, and early-2000s color treatment