<h2 id="theholysheep-ps1-photography-styles">TheHolySheep – PS1 Photography Styles</h2>PS1 Photography Styles is a modular wildcard pack for subtle photographic control.It does not replace your character, outfit, pose or location prompts. Instead, it influences how the scene is photographed and rendered.Included modules:<pre><code>PS1_Genre_People
PS1_Genre_Scene
PS1_Lens
PS1_DepthOfField
PS1_FilmLook
PS1_Monochrome
PS1_Main</code></pre>Main features:<ul><li> Photography genre </li><li> Lens / perspective </li><li> Depth of field </li><li> Film and color rendering </li><li> Optional monochrome styles </li></ul><h3 id="recommended-prompt-placement">Recommended prompt placement</h3>For best results, place PS1 after your subject / outfit / pose / location and before lighting or mood:<pre><code>[Subject / Outfit / Pose / Location]

__PS1_Main__

[Lighting / Mood]</code></pre>If your workflow has a dedicated Style field, PS1 fits well there.<h3 id="important">Important</h3>PS1 works subtly and its strength depends heavily on the checkpoint.Embeddings, LoRAs and strong style prompts can weaken, modify or even override the effect of individual PS1 wildcards.If a module has little effect, test it with:<ul><li> fewer embeddings </li><li> fewer LoRAs </li><li> a simpler prompt </li><li> a different checkpoint </li></ul>This is especially important for <code>PS1_Monochrome</code>.For monochrome use:<pre><code>#__PS1_FilmLook__
__PS1_Monochrome__</code></pre>For normal color photography:<pre><code>__PS1_FilmLook__
#__PS1_Monochrome__</code></pre>PS1 is designed as a subtle photographic control system, not a strong style override.

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