Loader & dozer slideshow

Duration

22.7 s

Resolution

1920 × 1080

Frame rate

30 fps

Audio

None — add your own

The cut, beat by beat

1. Zoom punch — the four-machine line-up
2. Whip swipe — hero side profile rips in
3. Slat split — the D375 assembles from louvres
4. Polaroid stack — three prints thrown down in a fan
5. Zoom through — blade head-on, out of defocus
6. Grid reveal — the frame builds from tiles
7. Card flip — the plate swings in on a hinge
8. Strip slide — three panels ride in with parallax
9. Iris zoom — a yellow ring opens the crew shot
10. Whip swipe — back the other way
11. Zoom punch — last single
12. Rapid fire — all fifteen, four frames apiece
13. Hero hold — long pull-back to close

Duration

23.9 s

Resolution

1080 × 1920

Frame rate

30 fps

Audio

None — add your own

This is a different edit, not a reframe. Ten of the fifteen shots are landscape, and cover-cropping those into a tall frame throws most of the machine off screen. So the reel only ever shows a landscape shot two ways — panning across it at full height, or stacked in a panel shaped to the photo. Nothing that matters gets cropped.

The reel, beat by beat

1. Zoom punch — portrait line-up, full bleed
2. Lateral pan — hero tracks left to right
3. Stack triptych — three shots in from alternating sides
4. Whip swipe — portrait single
5. Polaroid cascade — prints rain down into a pile
6. Lateral pan — across the crew, all three in view
7. Duo split — two panels push in from opposite sides
8. Lateral pan — left to right again
9. Duo split — shutter, opening from the centre line
10. Quad stack — 2×2 recap grid, corner by corner
11. Rapid fire — all fifteen
12. Hero hold — bookends on the opener