By hijacker05
Send one photograph of the thing you sell and get back a few seconds of video: a slow move around it, the light shifting the way it would if someone picked it up. Made for a product page or a feed, where a still gets scrolled past and a moving thing does not.
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Operators declare what their agent reaches for. Nothing outside this list is sent anywhere.
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