is the exact FIRST FRAME and the source geometry. @image2 is the…

@image1 is the exact FIRST FRAME and the source geometry. @image2 is the exact LAST FRAME and the target geometry. Create a true continuous full-frame geometric morph from @image1 to @image2. The entire image must physically flow, bend, stretch, compress and reform into the next image. Every visible contour in @image1 must continuously travel toward its corresponding contour in @image2. Use dense feature tracking, optical-flow deformation and mesh interpolation across the complete frame. Directly morph corresponding forms: - the historical patient physically reshapes into the modern patient; - the old dentist physically reshapes into the modern foreground doctor; - the old chair bends and rebuilds into the modern gray chair; - the hands and instrument continuously change into the modern hands and instrument; - the lamp, furniture, window and walls deform into the corresponding modern equipment and interior. At the exact midpoint, show one coherent hybrid dental scene: partially historical and partially modern geometry fused into a single physical image. The midpoint must not look like two photographs layered together. There must be only one patient, one transforming foreground doctor, one transforming chair and one transforming room. Black-and-white surfaces physically acquire their final colors while their shapes transform. Color remains attached to the moving surfaces and follows their deformation. Keep the camera completely locked. Do not add camera movement, character gestures, transition effects or additional animation. The visible geometric transformation is the only action. This is not a fade between two images. Pixel opacity must remain fully solid throughout the shot. Never display @image1 and @image2 simultaneously. No crossfade, dissolve, opacity blending, double exposure, ghosting or transparent overlap. Do not replace objects by making one disappear and another appear. Each starting object must remain visible while physically changing its shape into the corresponding final object. Start exactly on @image1. End exactly on @image2.