For a commercial photography display of @image-2 bags, refer to @image-1 for the side of the bag, and @image-3 for the surface material of the bag. It is required that all details of the bag be displayed, and the…
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Refer to the image of the man in @image-1. He is in the elevator of @image-2, and completely refer to all the camera movement effects of @video-1 and the facial expressions of the protagonist. Hitchcock zooms in when the protagonist is frightened, and then several surround shots show the perspective inside the elevator. The elevator door opens and follows the camera out of the elevator. The scene outside the elevator refers to @image-3. The man looks around. Refer to @video-1 and uses a robotic arm to follow the character's line of sight from multiple angles.
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