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The scene begins in a wide, desolate desert landscape. The horizon line is positioned low in the frame, dominated by a large, weathered mesa off-center to the right. In the foreground, a lone cowboy sits atop his horse, positioned just left of center, framed against the vast sky. The horse stands still, its silhouette sharply defined against the dusty ground. The cowboy’s wide-brimmed hat casts a deep shadow over his face, hiding his features. His posture is rigid, one hand on the reins while the other rests casually on his hip. The saddle and stirrups creak faintly in the stillness. A tumbleweed rolls across the bottom right of the frame, propelled by a light breeze.

The background consists of expansive, arid terrain dotted with sparse vegetation. Cacti and dry shrubs line the distant horizon, with jagged mountains in the far distance, barely visible through the shimmering heat haze. The sky dominates the top two-thirds of the frame, its vibrant blue punctuated by scattered wisps of clouds. The sun is positioned high in the sky, directly behind the cowboy, creating a striking backlit silhouette.

Camera Gear Setup:
The camera chosen for this shot is a RED KOMODO 6K, using a 50mm Cooke S4/i Prime lens, which provides a medium shot with a slight compression of the background, emphasizing the vastness of the landscape while keeping the cowboy and horse in sharp focus. The lens is set at f/8 to ensure both the cowboy and the distant mesa remain in focus.

The camera is mounted on a Panther Precision Dolly, tracking from right to left along a 20-foot track. The dolly moves at a slow, steady pace, approximately 0.5 meters per second, maintaining the focus on the cowboy and horse as the background subtly shifts behind them. The camera is positioned at a low angle, roughly 4 feet from the ground, looking slightly upward to give the cowboy and his horse a larger-than-life presence against the open sky.

The camera records in 6K resolution, using ProRes 4444 to capture the fine details of the cowboy’s weathered clothing, the horse’s muscular frame, and the texture of the desert floor. A circular polarizing filter is attached to the lens to reduce the glare from the sun and enhance the contrast between the sky and the landscape.

Camera Settings:
Camera: RED KOMODO 6K
Lens: 50mm Cooke S4/i Prime
Aperture: f/8
Shutter Speed: 1/48s (standard for cinematic motion)
ISO: 400 (to preserve dynamic range)
Resolution: 6K (ProRes 4444)
Color Profile: REDWideGamutRGB
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0.75
duration
5
imageCount
1
kling_version
1.5
aspect_ratio
16:9
camera_json
{"type":"empty","horizontal":0,"vertical":0,"zoom":0,"tilt":0,"pan":0,"roll":0}
camera_control_enabled
false
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klingai
cowboy test
cowboy test - followed this extremely detailed prompt very well