Use @Image1, @Image2, @Image3 and @Image4 as exact sequential…

Use @Image1, @Image2, @Image3 and @Image4 as exact sequential references. Preserve all map geometry, highlighted structures, colored zones, leader lines, label plates and original Russian text. The four references feel like separate fragments of one enormous continuous holographic engineering map. MANDATORY CAMERA ROUTE: Start far away → push forward toward @Image1 → fly RIGHT to @Image2 → fly diagonally UP-RIGHT to @Image3 → fly vertically DOWN to @Image4. Divide the 15 seconds equally between all four references. The camera remains in continuous controlled motion. Shot 1 — @Image1: Begin from a distant view and rapidly push forward toward the first map. The base map is already visible as refined thin cyan-blue holographic lines on a dark background. The highlighted zones and engineering structures are not allowed to appear suddenly. For every marked object, a luminous colored line rapidly traces its precise perimeter and technical shape, following the map geometry. As the contour finishes drawing, a restrained colored illumination smoothly fills or highlights the area inside it. Then the connected leader line draws outward from that exact location, followed by its label plate and unchanged Russian text. Reveal the objects quickly one after another. Everything already drawn remains illuminated. Transition 1: The camera rapidly flies strictly to the RIGHT. @Image1 exits left and @Image2 enters from the right. This must feel like fast physical travel across a much larger continuous map, not a cut or slideshow transition. Shot 2 — @Image2: Decelerate smoothly over the second map. Rapidly trace the exact contours of its marked zones and engineering structures one after another. Each colored contour is visibly drawn along the map before the internal soft illumination develops. Immediately afterward, its leader line draws toward the label plate and the original Russian text appears. Keep all completed graphics illuminated and fixed. Transition 2: The camera flies diagonally UP AND RIGHT toward @Image3. @Image2 exits toward the lower-left and @Image3 enters from the upper-right. Both upward and rightward movement must be clearly visible. Shot 3 — @Image3: Settle briefly while maintaining subtle camera motion. Colored lines rapidly trace every designated zone and structure according to the exact reference geometry. The soft colored illumination develops only after each contour has been drawn. Then its leader line and label plate are drawn into place. All elements remain visible and glowing. Transition 3: The camera flies vertically FROM TOP TO BOTTOM. @Image3 exits through the top while @Image4 enters from below. The movement is strictly downward, without sideways motion. Shot 4 — @Image4: Decelerate smoothly over the fourth map. Sequentially trace the precise colored contours of all marked areas and engineering structures. After each contour is completed, reveal its restrained internal glow, then draw its attached leader line and label plate. Hold the fully completed fourth map through the final frame. All Russian text remains letter-for-letter identical, sharp, readable and motion-stabilized. Labels and leader lines remain rigidly anchored to their exact locations during camera movement. Preserve the exact individual colors from every reference. Elegant restrained technological glow, not burning and not pulsing. No sudden appearance of completed zones. No flashes, explosions, sparks, light bursts, aggressive bloom, flickering, cuts, crossfades, morphing, warped geometry, floating labels, shaking text or regenerated letters.