Motion graphicsKōda @aimikoda2026-10-200:15

Surveillance-style subject analysis loop

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A looping GIF/MP4 turning a supplied image into a surveillance-camera style 'subject analysis' sequence, created with Claude Opus 5.5 from a detailed prompt.

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Turn the attached image into a seamless looping GIF (~15s, 15fps)
styled as a surveillance-camera "subject analysis" sequence:

1. ACQUIRE – desaturated CCTV feed with REC, camera ID, running
timecode; a search reticle locks onto the subject.
2. SILHOUETTE – background dims to a dark grid; AI detection boxes
(head, torso, limbs + confidence scores) pop in; a scan line
turns the subject into a flat silhouette.
3. STRUCTURE – silhouette becomes a glowing wireframe (edges +
triangle mesh), then a pose skeleton with joint angles.
4. FEATURES – real colors return; an "ENHANCE" zoom on the face;
animated callouts with typed labels for 4–5 key features.
5. PALETTE – extract the 6 dominant colors (k-means); swatches fly
from the image into a panel with hex codes and percentages.
6. IDENTIFY – "TARGET LOCKED" + ID card (class, threat level,
match %), then a glitch back to frame 1 for a seamless loop.

Keep the original artwork intact (segment it, don't redraw it).
Minimal HUD: white + one accent color, monospace font, a stage
progress panel in the emptiest area of the frame, no text over
the face. Export GIF + MP4.

Source: the original post. Kept in its original language, unedited.

Needs your own reference assets: besides the text prompt, the creator supplied images, video, audio, documents or a codebase, which are not hosted here. The prompt alone will not reproduce the result.

Original post: https://x.com/aimikoda/status/2112590477144797190

All works are open data at GitHub · awesome-opus-5.5-video.

Model attribution is as stated by the creator and was not independently reproduced. View counts are a snapshot from 2026-10-22. The work belongs to its creator; DM @GoSailGlobal on X for corrections or removal.

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