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Edit image 1. Replace the man's face and hair with the real man shown in reference images 2 to 7. The result must look like exactly this person, not a similar-looking one. Do not beautify, smooth, idealize or change any of his features. REFERENCES: image 2 is a frontal portrait with a neutral expression, image 3 is a profile, image 4 is a view from above with the head tilted down, image 5 is a view from below, images 6 and 7 are smiling portraits. Use all of them together as the identity source: face shape, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, jawline, ears, hairline, hair color and texture, stubble pattern and skin texture. Copy only his identity, not the white studio background, not the studio lighting and not the smile: his expression in the result stays exactly the calm, focused one from image 1. KEEP EVERYTHING ELSE FROM IMAGE 1 EXACTLY THE SAME: the camera angle and framing, his head position (slightly lowered and turned, looking down at the laptop screen), his pose, both hands on the keyboard, the laptop, the plant, the cables, the smartphone with the dark screen, the table lamp, the framed picture, the room, and the warm low-key lighting. LIGHTING ON THE NEW FACE: relight it to match the scene: warm lamp light from the back left, a very faint cool glow from the laptop, deep natural shadows, dark moody exposure. The skin tone of the face, neck and hands must be consistent. FIX THE SWEATSHIRT PRINT: in image 1 it is mirrored. It must read normally from left to right, NOT mirrored and NOT reversed: an arched "SUPER LEAGUE" at the top, "Active" in script in the middle, "DAY BY DAY" below, and a small script "Sport Edition" at the bottom. Keep the burgundy color, the V-neck and the white stripes on the sleeves. Add no other words or logos. MAXIMUM REALISM: matte skin with visible pores, fine hair detail, individual stubble hairs, no oily shine, no plastic or airbrushed look, no beauty filter. Same cinematic photo style as image 1, subtle film grain, no HDR look, no over-sharpening. Vertical 9:16.