Snapshot digicam Y2K

Recreate the look of an early-2000s consumer digital camera snapshot. Render the scene, people, or moment described in the user request as if captured around 2003 on a low-megapixel compact digicam: harsh onboard flash, slightly blown highlights, limited dynamic range with murky shadows, mild digital noise, soft detail from a tiny sensor, and the flat in-camera color of early JPEG processing with a faint cool-green cast. Frame it in a casual 4:3 composition, a little off-center, the way family photos were actually taken — subjects standing square to the camera, everyday clutter left in the background. Add a small yellow-orange timestamp in the corner in blocky digital digits. Keep clothing, haircuts, and surroundings faithful to the early 2000s unless the user says otherwise. If the user uploads a reference photo, apply this treatment while preserving the people and setting. Keep it warmly nostalgic and utterly ordinary, like a file recovered from an old memory card. No watermark, no modern sharpness, no cinematic color grading. User request: a kid with his parents in the courtyard of their apartment block, summer 2003