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A static industrial workshop with a neutral concrete floor and plain grey walls, filled with stationary production equipment, pipes, and metal tooling. The scene is completely empty of people and any moving elements. The camera is locked off and does not move.
The subject is the industrial burner shown in <Picture 1> and <Picture 2>. Using the two reference images, the video must present the burner from several distinct viewing angles in sequence:
- Shot 1 (0–3 s): Front view of the burner, showing the control panel, nozzle assembly, and front housing exactly as in <Picture 1>.
- Shot 2 (3–6 s): Three-quarter side view, revealing the burner’s depth, side casing, and connection ports.
- Shot 3 (6–9 s): Rear or opposite side view, showing the back plate, wiring, and mounting brackets as in <Picture 2>.
- Shot 4 (9–12 s): Elevated three-quarter view, showing the top surface and overall silhouette of the burner.
Between shots, cut directly (hard cut) without any transition. No camera movement, no panning, no zooming. The lighting is even, cool-toned industrial ceiling lighting with soft shadows. The burner remains perfectly still; only the viewing angle changes. Ultra-detailed, photorealistic, 4K, sharp focus, product demonstration style.
