Kling 2.5 Turbo (pro)
Reframe this for firefly in forest instead POV of a fly in real life, captured as if a micro camera is physically attached to the insect. The scene takes place inside a grimy, neglected kitchen with greasy countertops, food scraps, dirty plates, spilled sauce, crumbs, and damp erratically through the air. The camera jerks, surfaces. The fly bursts forward at extreme speetits, vibrates violently, mimicking the unstable flight of an insect. Rapid zig-zag movements, sudden vertical drops, and near-miss collisions with hanging utensils, cupboard handles, and dish edges. The fly skims millimeters above surfaces, narrowly missing sticky residue, puddles of oil, and rotting Intense motion blur at the edges, aggressive parallax shifts, and sharp focus snapping as the fly changes direction instantly.Lighting is harsh and practical: flickering fluorescent kitchen lights, warm daylight leaking through a dirty window, reflections bouncing off wet grime. Dust particles, grease splatter, and moisture droplets rush past the lens at high velocity. The camera briefly slams to a halt on a filthy plate, then instantly launches forward again, accelerating unpredictably. Micro lens distortion, rolling shutter wobble, exposure pumping, realistic depth-of-field shifts under speed stress. Hyper-realistic, real-world camera capture.No CGI, no stylized effects, no artificial smoothness.Extremely fast, chaotic, high-energy motion throughout