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A six-beat product film from one cap photo, timed to the frame and ending on a locked-off plate for a logo. The longest negative prompt in the library.
SUBJECT LOCK: Animate the exact cap in the reference image. Preserve its crown shape, panel count, brim curve, fabric type and weave, every color and the exact front-panel graphic as they appear in the reference. Do not redraw, restyle, recolor, simplify or embellish the logo or embroidery. Do not add lettering, tags, patches or emblems not already in the reference. If the front graphic is text-based, treat it as a fixed texture that moves with the panel — never regenerate it.
LOOK LOCK: Match the reference frame's background exactly — same tone, same gradient, same seamless sweep with no floor line, no props, no hands, no environment. Match its key light direction and softness; keep the shadow under the cap soft and consistent. Do not alter, change, recolor or shift any coloring, tone or hue present in the reference image — reproduce it exactly. Palette limited to the colors already present in the reference plus the named ACCENT. Camera moves slowly and deliberately. Transitions are clean hard cuts on a calm rhythm, never crossfades. Continuity anchor: the ACCENT is the only saturated hue in frame and stays lit and unbroken through every beat.
0.0–1.5s — Extreme macro on the crown fabric, its weave or nap filling frame. Camera drifts across the surface as a raking highlight travels with it, texture resolving in and out of a razor-thin focus plane.
1.5–3.2s — Hard cut to a low three-quarter view, cap upright, brim angled toward camera left. Camera arcs slowly left to right while the cap rotates a few degrees the opposite way; the key reflection sweeps across the panels, the brim shifting from matte shadow into soft sheen as it turns into the light.
3.2–4.8s — Match-cut into the front panel: macro on the graphic and the fabric around it, holding its exact form from the reference. Camera pushes in a few centimetres and settles; the key rakes across the surface so raised stitching, print edge or weave catches a soft specular edge.
4.8–6.3s — Hard cut to a tight raking angle along the brim, the ACCENT detail filling the lower third. Camera slides right as a soft specular band travels the length of it, brightening to a warm core then narrowing away; the brim's face stays sharp above it.
6.3–8.0s — Hard cut to a dead-on front hero: cap perfectly symmetrical, brim level, graphic centred, camera easing to a rest. A tiny settle in the fabric, then completely still.
8.0–10.0s — Locked-off, zero-drift static hold on the same dead-on hero framing. No camera movement, no product movement, no light animation. Cap centred with clean empty negative space across the lower third and even background tone, as a plate for a brand lock-up to be composited in post. Hard stop on the last frame — no fade.
TECHNICAL: Photoreal product cinematography, shallow depth of field on the three macro beats opening to a fully sharp product on the hero, natural motion blur only on the arc and the brim slide, soft studio contrast with open shadow detail, no grain, no lens dirt, no flare. Absolutely no text, captions, frame labels, subtitles, numbers, typography or watermarks generated anywhere at any point. [ASPECT RATIO], 10 seconds.
Negative prompt: generated text, captions, burned-in labels, frame numbers, subtitles, typography, wordmarks, garbled or invented lettering, watermark; redrawn, distorted, duplicated, recolored or mirrored logo; added patches, tags, emblems or sponsor marks; humans, skin, faces, hands, head or mannequin wearing the cap; environment, props, furniture, table, horizon line; background change mid-clip, color shift, palette drift; plastic, wet-look or patent sheen on matte fabric; asymmetric panels, warped brim curve, changing crown shape, morphing between shots; dust, lint, fibers, fingerprints, scuffs; handheld shake, crossfades, fade to black; heavy grain.
Reference image: [INSERT YOUR IMAGE][ASPECT RATIO]ACCENT[INSERT YOUR IMAGE]