TRANSITION FROM @Image1 TO @Image2 — CONTINUED FORWARD APPROACH,…

TRANSITION FROM @Image1 TO @Image2 — CONTINUED FORWARD APPROACH, SLIGHTLY LEFT: @Image2 is not a separate map fragment and does not enter from outside the frame. It is a closer view located INSIDE the same map shown in @Image1. After all elements on @Image1 have been revealed, the camera continues moving FORWARD, deeper into the same first map. The zoom target is positioned slightly LEFT of the center of @Image1. The dominant movement is a strong, clearly visible forward approach. At the same time, the camera shifts only slightly to the LEFT to reach the exact area represented by @Image2. Do not move downward. Do not make @Image1 exit the frame. Do not bring @Image2 in from the bottom-left or from any edge. The visible geometry of @Image1 must naturally enlarge until the closer internal area precisely matches @Image2. This must look like a continuous physical camera approach toward a specific slightly-left area within the same engineering map — not like switching between two separate images, sliding one image over another, morphing, crossfading, or cutting. SHOT 2 — @Image2: Smoothly decelerate when the closer view naturally reaches the exact framing of @Image2. Maintain subtle controlled camera movement without jitter or additional automatic zooming. Sequentially trace every marked zone and engineering structure using a thin WHITE holographic outline only. After each white perimeter is fully completed, reveal the subtle interior illumination in the EXACT ORIGINAL COLOR shown in @Image2. Then reveal the original attached leader line, caption plate, and unchanged Russian text. Keep every completed element illuminated, stable, motion-stabilized, and rigidly attached to its exact position.