Camera

Camera Motion Presets

Architectural movements for cinematic storytelling

Cinematic camera moves designed for architectural storytelling. Each preset includes a visual example and a ready-to-use prompt for consistent results.

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Architectural Auto

Automatically finds the most natural architectural path between selected frames.

Camera movement −

Shot duration

DistanceHeight

Motion profile

Cinematic SmoothUltra SlowDynamic Controlled

Camera motion speed

0.25×4.00×

Current speed: 1.00× — Normal

Speed behavior

Fixed PathGeometry stays; higher speed finishes the route earlier and holds the end frame.Fixed DurationShot length stays; higher speed increases path coverage when end frame is not locked.

Start / End frames locked

Compiled camera instruction −

Analyze the architecture and spatial relationship between the selected storyboard frames.
Create one continuous premium architectural camera movement connecting the first composition to the next composition.

Choose the most physically plausible path through the real space:
forward, lateral, diagonal, vertical or a restrained combination.

Prioritize architectural readability, scale, depth, structural rhythm and spatial continuity.
The camera movement must feel intentional and designed by an architectural cinematographer, not like a generic drone move.

Start from the exact first-frame composition and naturally arrive at the next-frame composition.
Preserve all architecture, geometry, materials, landscape, lighting and people.
No cuts, teleportation, morphing or invented structures.

Perform a 15-second architectural camera move for “Architectural Auto”.
Camera distance: medium camera distance. Camera height: eye-level camera height.
Cinematic smooth movement with gradual ease-in and ease-out — fluid, no jerks.
Speed behavior: Fixed Duration. Shot length stays 15s.
Start/End frames are locked. Prefer denser micro-motion and stronger perceived intensity at 1.00× without secretly changing the end composition. If coverage conflicts with locked frames, prioritize locked framing over extra travel.
Motion intensity target: 1.00× relative to a normal architectural baseline. Translate into travel distance, angular coverage and acceleration cues the model can follow.
Maintain continuous subject tracking and smooth optical flow. Camera motion must remain fluid, physically coherent and free from abrupt directional changes.
Preserve existing building geometry, facade proportions, materials, spatial relationships and environmental continuity. Do not add, remove or deform architectural elements.
Treat numeric speed as a target pacing instruction for generative video — prioritize readable coverage and acceleration language over impossible physical promises.

Example frames −

Start

End

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