Aspect ratio 16:9
Camera movesVideoNew

Pedestal Rise

The whole camera rises on its column with the framing dead level. Not a tilt — the horizon never moves.

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Model & settings

Model
LTX 2.3 Fast
Cost
≈ 54 credits per generation (about $0.54)
Aspect ratio
16:9
Duration
6s
Resolution
1080p

Prompt

the whole camera rises slowly and steadily straight UP on a vertical column, starting low at the bottom shelves just above the floor and finishing high at the very top shelf; the lens stays perfectly level and never tilts, horizontal shelf lines staying parallel to the top and bottom of frame, lower shelves sliding out of the bottom of frame as higher shelves enter from the top. a floor-to-ceiling library wall, shelf after shelf of leather spines, the frame opening on the lowest shelves and the floor skirting, and arriving at the topmost shelf where a brass lamp glows. even tungsten light, oxblood and gold, crisp parallel horizontals.
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