巨型竹节虫 - 静态微距研究

{ "meta": { "title": "Giant Stick Insect - Static Macro Study", "duration_seconds": 8, "aspect_ratio": "16:9" }, "shot": { "composition": "locked-off macro close-up filling ~70 % of frame; insect diagonally positioned on a mossy eucalyptus twig", "camera_motion": "none (tripod-mounted, zero pan/tilt/zoom)", "frame_rate": "24 fps", "lens": "100 mm true 1:1 macro", "lighting_setup": "soft, diffused morning rainforest light with gentle bounce fill" }, "subject": { "species": "Acrophylla alta (new giant Australian stick insect)", "dimensions": "≈ 40 cm body length, ≈ 44 g mass", "appearance": "olive-brown, lichen-textured exoskeleton; elongated limbs; dew droplets on carapace", "behaviour": "slow, deliberate step along branch; subtle antennal sweeps" }, "scene": { "location": "Misty Atherton Tablelands rainforest canopy, North Queensland, Australia", "time_of_day": "early morning", "atmosphere": "light drifting fog, occasional water droplets falling in background bokeh" }, "cinematography": { "resolution": "3840 × 2160 (UHD)", "shutter_speed": "1/48 s", "iso": "400", "aperture": "f/4 (shallow depth for creamy background)", "color_profile": "ARRI Log-C" }, "action_breakdown": { "timeline": [ { "time": "0-8 s", "action": "Insect inches forward along twig; antennae wave gently; background stays static, no camera movement" } ] }, "audio": { "ambience": "quiet rainforest bed: distant cicadas, occasional drip", "music": "none" }, "visual_rules": { "physics": "twig flexes proportionally to insect’s weight; limb articulation anatomically correct", "quality": "tack-sharp focus on head and thorax; no motion blur or compression artifacts" } }