2003 Camcorder Flash

Transform this uploaded photo into a shot captured on a cheap 2003 camcorder. Overlay a glowing amber-yellow digital timestamp in the corner (date and time, thin pixelated font, slight glow bleed), and blow out the photo with a harsh on-camera flash — bright hotspot on the subject, fast falloff into a dark background, and a visible hard flash shadow behind them.

Degrade the image to match a low-resolution CCD sensor: soft blocky compression noise, slight chromatic fringing at high-contrast edges, faint horizontal interlacing lines, and mild VHS-style colour bleed where reds and blues smear at the edges. Push the white balance cool and slightly green, like an indoor fluorescent-lit room lit by camcorder flash. Keep the picture a little soft and low-fidelity — not sharp, not high-res.

Preserve the subject's identity, facial features, expression, pose, and the exact composition and framing of the original photo. Do not change what they are wearing, their surroundings, or add/remove objects. Do not smooth or retouch skin — keep texture, blemishes, and grain intact; this should look like a genuine old camcorder capture, not a modern filter.

The final result should look like a real photo pulled off an old MiniDV tape from 2003 — flash-blown, low-res, timestamped, and slightly rough around the edges.