Use @Image1 as the exact starting frame and primary visual reference.…

Use @Image1 as the exact starting frame and primary visual reference. Preserve the original composition, stone grinder structure, proportions, materials, lighting mood and workshop environment from @Image1. Create a 4-second vertical 9:16 premium cinematic food-commercial shot. Animate only the existing elements in @Image1: the upper stone millstone rotates slowly and naturally with believable mechanical motion, while the thick fresh urbech already visible in @Image1 continues flowing downward in a dense, glossy, viscous stream. The urbech should feel rich, smooth, freshly ground and appetizing, with realistic weight and natural liquid behavior. Keep the stream continuous, elegant and premium-looking. Camera: close-up product framing, 85mm macro / short telephoto lens look, extremely subtle slow dolly-in, stable camera, refined cinematic composition. Style: luxury food commercial, photorealistic, elegant, premium, appetizing, tactile texture detail, believable motion, clean composition. Film look: modern premium 35mm food-commercial aesthetic, Kodak Vision3 500T inspired color science, 24 fps cinematic motion, natural 180-degree shutter motion blur, fine organic film grain, subtle halation, gentle highlight bloom, soft photochemical contrast, warm earthy caramel and nut tones, creamy highlights, soft deep shadows, restrained saturation, no digital oversharpening. Lighting: soft warm directional light, subtle ambient workshop light, elegant highlights on the flowing urbech, detailed natural stone and metal textures, cinematic depth, shallow depth of field. Important: keep @Image1 stable and recognizable. Do not redesign the grinder. Do not change the machine construction. Do not alter the original geometry or proportions. Do not add new objects or ingredients. Do not transform the scene. No camera shake. No flicker. No duplicated parts. No warped metal. No extra streams. No watery texture. No unrealistic liquid physics. No CGI-plastic look. No HDR harshness. No text. No logo. No watermark. The final result should feel like a high-end cinematic product shot focused on the luxurious flow of fresh urbech coming directly from the stone grinder.