Saved production prompt · selected Replicate flight

A single continuous photorealistic 10-second shot, no cuts. Start exactly on the provided first frame: one natural adult hand holding the white-bordered square butterfly photograph in a softly defocused garden. 0-1s: a brief quiet hold with tiny natural hand movement. 1-3s: the exact butterfly in the print gently opens its wings, gains real depth and lifts out of the photographic paper from its original position. Preserve its cream-and-orange wings, strong black veins and white-spotted black body; no species or pattern change. Fine overlapping wing scales, delicate irregular edges, tiny body hairs and changing translucent highlights must read as a living photographed insect, never smooth plastic or a flat cutout. As it emerges, reveal only the photographed flowers and leaves underneath so there is never a second printed butterfly. 3-7s: it flies on one clear, graceful curved path toward the viewer. The hand and print stay consistent behind it; the camera makes a restrained tracking move. Real butterfly wingbeats, lightness and believable scale. 7-9s: one orange-gold wing membrane passes very close to the lens and progressively fills the entire frame; black veins leave the edges naturally. 9-10s: the warm wing colour softly defocuses into the exact uniform amber of the supplied last frame. Finish completely full-frame amber, with no hand, print, butterfly silhouette, veins or objects visible. Only the existing hand is visible: no other people, text, logos, watermark, extra butterflies, dialogue or music. Elegant, brisk movement with continuous spatial logic. No melting fingers, warping print or abrupt morphing of unrelated objects.