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

Use @Image1, @Image2, @Image3, and @Image4 as precise, sequential references. Preserve all visible elements from each reference: map geometry, relief contours, highlighted structures, colored areas, callouts, caption plates, and all original Russian text. Do not add, delete, rework, move, or invent anything. The four references represent connected fragments of a single, massive, continuous holographic engineering map. MANDATORY CAMERA ROUTE: Start in the distance → move forward to @Image1 → continue zooming in, moving diagonally LEFT and DOWN to @Image2 → move strictly LEFT to @Image3 → move strictly RIGHT to @Image4. The entire 15-second sequence is one continuous, controllable shot, with no cuts. Divide the duration roughly equally between the four references. The camera movement should follow only the designated route. SHOT 1 - @Image1, QUARRY MAP: Start with a long shot of the quarry map. Quickly move forward to @Image1. The base map is already visible as thin, bluish-blue holographic engineering lines against a dark background. Don't suddenly reveal any selected objects. For each marked structure or area, a glowing colored line quickly passes, precisely defining its perimeter and technical shape, strictly following the reference geometry. Only after the outline is completed does a subdued colored illumination smoothly develop within the marked area. Then, a leader line extends from its precise location, followed by the corresponding label plate and the unaltered Russian text. Quickly reveal all marked elements one by one. Everything already drawn remains illuminated, stable, and fixed. TRANSITION 1 - CLOSER, LEFT, AND DOWN: After all objects and markers on @Image1 have been revealed, the camera continues to approach the quarry map, simultaneously moving diagonally LEFT and DOWN. The second reference point is physically positioned closer, to the left, and below the first reference point. @Image1 moves up from the right, while @Image2 enters from the bottom left. Both the forward movement and the left-down movement should be clearly visible. This should feel like a continuous physical movement across a single, cohesive engineering map, not like a cut, slide, or crossfade. SHOT 2 - @Image2: Slow down smoothly over @Image2, maintaining a subtle, controlled camera movement. Quickly trace the precise outlines of each marked area and engineering structure one by one. Each colored outline should be clearly visible on the existing map geometry before the interior lighting appears. After completing the outline, reveal its discreet inner glow, then draw the attached leader line to the label plate and reveal the original Russian text. Each completed element should be illuminated, stable, and precisely captured. TRANSITION 2 - STRICTLY LEFT: After @Image2 has fully revealed, the camera moves horizontally LEFT to @Image3. There is no up or down movement during this transition. @Image2 exits through the right side of the frame, and @Image3 enters from the left. The movement should feel like a quick but controlled physical movement across the same continuous map, not like a cut or slideshow. SHOT 3 - @Image3: Smoothly decelerate over @Image3. Maintain subtle camera movement without jitter or auto-zooming. Quickly trace each designated color zone and engineering structure according to the precise reference geometry. Soft interior colored lighting appears only after each outline is fully drawn. Then display the rigidly connected callout, caption plate, and unaltered Russian text. All completed graphic elements remain visible and illuminated. TRANSITION 3 - STRICTLY RIGHT: After @Image3 is fully displayed, the camera changes direction and flies horizontally RIGHT toward @Image4. There is no vertical or diagonal movement. @Image3 exits from the left side of the frame, and @Image4 enters from the right. Maintain the feeling of moving across one huge, continuous engineering map. No cuts, smooth transitions, morphing, or slideshows. FRAME 4 - @Image4: Smoothly slow down the movement over @Image4. Consistently trace the precise colored outlines of all marked areas and engineering structures. After completing each outline, show its discreet interior lighting, then draw an attached extension line and a sign with the original Russian text. Hold the fully completed fourth map until the final frame. ABSOLUTE PRESERVATION RULES: All Russian text must remain identical to the reference text, clear, legible, and motion-stabilized. Do not recreate, rewrite, translate, or correct the text. All labels, extension lines, colored areas, and structures must remain firmly attached.