An almost still shot. The camera makes an extremely slow horizontal…

An almost still shot. The camera makes an extremely slow horizontal orbit around the stationary diorama, moving through ONLY 1–2 degrees TOTAL from the first frame to the last. This is the total displacement across the entire clip, not degrees per second. Spread this tiny movement evenly over the full duration. The change in viewpoint should be barely noticeable. Keep the camera distance, height, focal length and framing constant. Keep the central diagram centered at the same apparent size. The entire diorama and central diagram form ONE rigid, motionless structure. All buildings and colored blocks remain fixed relative to each other. Preserve every block’s shape, height, width, color and spacing. Only the camera viewpoint changes, producing minimal natural parallax. Freeze water, waterfalls, smoke, boats, trees, reflections and lighting. Preserve the source image’s geometry and details. No independent object rotation, spinning blocks, drifting, growth, deformation or rearrangement. No zoom, camera roll, vertical movement, acceleration, flicker, new objects, text, numbers or labels. Prioritize stillness and visual consistency. A nearly imperceptible 1–2 degree camera orbit across the entire clip.