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Cinematic 360-Degree Orbital Tracking Shot Video Prompt

A complex prompt for generating a 10-second cinematic video using Nano Banana Pro and Kling 3.0, featuring a 360-degree rotating orbital tracking shot around a central character in a power pose, emphasizing technical…

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Cinematic 360-degree rotating orbital tracking shot. The camera maintains an low-angle "worm's-eye view" while rotating in a full circle around the central character. The character remains in a powerful, wide-stanced power pose, holding the massive rusted chain-wrapped spear vertically. As the camera orbits, the futuristic white circular laboratory environment rotates seamlessly in the background. High-fidelity textures on the black leather tactical boots, the puffy grey jacket, and the weathered metal of the spear. Photorealistic lighting with subtle lens flares from the overhead circular lights. Consistent character features, maintaining the beanie and silver necklaces throughout the rotation. Smooth, stabilized 10-second motion path. 8k resolution, highly detailed, IMAX aesthetic. Logic and Composition Breakdown Spatial Anchoring For a 360 spin to work on a website hero section, the axis of rotation must be the spear and the character’s midline. By specifying "orbital tracking shot," you instruct the AI to move the camera on a circular track rather than just spinning the image, which prevents "melting" or warping of the character's limbs. Consistency Mapping Primary Anchor: The rusted, chain-wrapped spear. Its central position in the frame acts as the pivot point. Secondary Anchor: The oversized tactical boots. Their placement at the bottom corners of the frame must remain grounded on the white grid floor to prevent "floating" during the spin. Environment: The circular ceiling lights provide a natural geometric guide for the AI to calculate the rotation vector. Technical Parameters for Kling 3.0 Pro Motion Sensitivity: Set to 5 or 6. High enough to complete the rotation, but low enough to avoid limb deformation. Prompt Weighting: Focus on "Rotation" and "Orbital" to ensure the camera completes a full circle within the 10-second duration. Negative Prompt Distorted facial features, morphing limbs, spear changing shape, boots losing detail, background flickering, jerky camera movement, zoom-in, zoom-out, character walking, changing clothes, blurry textures, low resolution, 2D anime style, cartoonish, floating objects, extra fingers, messy hair.

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