Build a 2x2 comparison grid where each image reads as a detailed subject close up and a second luminance subject at thumbnail distance.
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Each cell passes separate 1600-pixel and 120-pixel readability tests.
Each cell passes separate 1600-pixel and 120-pixel readability tests.
Expose both subject slots, medium, hard light, scale tests, and a no-collage failure rule across four variants.
Create a 16:9 sheet divided into four equal cells. The user supplies HIGH-FREQUENCY SUBJECT, LOW-FREQUENCY SUBJECT, MONOCHROME MEDIUM, and exclusions. In every cell, make one seamless optical hybrid: up close, fine edges, grain, hair-like marks, or filigree form the high-frequency subject; at thumbnail size, broad light-dark masses form the low-frequency subject. Both readings fill the same silhouette envelope. Construct coarse masses from the fine subject's own features—never paste, mask, vignette, double expose, or add a seam. Use near-monochrome values and one hard light whose shadow helps the coarse reading. Vary feature scale and shadow direction slightly across cells while preserving both subjects. Test each cell at 1600 px and 120 px; if either intended reading fails, revise it. Present only the four images with thin neutral gutters. This is an artistic perception test, not a diagnostic or scientific measurement. No named artist style, copied stimulus, face likeness without rights, readable word, label, logo, or watermark.
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