Produce three separate document photographs while preserving each uploaded sheet and its verified black handwriting exactly.
Use each authorized uploaded source asset—one of the three handwriting images—as a distinct input, never as part of a collage. Run one review-gated image edit per source sheet and preserve that corresponding sheet's wording, character forms, line breaks, character size, stroke rhythm, placement, black ink color, paper geometry, and identifying marks exactly. Keep source A bound only to output A, source B to output B, and source C to output C. Improve only the surrounding capture realism and neutral document-photography consistency after a human reviewer confirms those changes do not alter source-controlled pixels. Do not regenerate, paraphrase, translate, complete, correct, or imitate the handwriting. Instead, retain or composite the verified source handwriting layer unchanged over its own sheet. Use the same slightly elevated document-copy angle, exposure, neutral white balance, scale, realistic paper fibers, edge curl, and contact shadows across three independent 4:5 outputs. Preserve the source-defined background unless explicitly authorized otherwise, show no people, and add no new text, marks, signatures, logos, or watermarks. Every person shown anywhere in this image, including tiny, distant, or background figures, is an explicitly fictional adult aged 25 or older, does not resemble any real person, and wears modest, fully opaque clothing.
