MiniMax Hailuo 2.3vsWan 2.2

A single continuous shot, 16:9, no cuts. A young ceramicist sits at a wooden workbench beside a large window, shaping a wet clay bowl with both hands. Her fingers press and smooth the clay as the bowl turns; the clay visibly deforms under her touch and slips slightly between her fingers. Steam rises slowly from a stoneware mug beside the wheel. She lifts the bowl a little and turns it toward the camera. The camera performs one slow, smooth dolly-in from a medium shot to a close-up, with no other camera movement. Warm morning window light comes from camera-left, with soft shadows, shallow depth of field, and fine dust visible in the air. Photorealistic live-action footage, natural and unhurried. The wet clay reads matte and slightly glistening, the wood grain of the bench stays legible, and the glaze on the mug catches soft specular highlights. Her face, hands, clothing, and the bowl stay consistent throughout, with anatomically correct hands and fingers. Ambient studio sound only. No cuts, no camera shake, no extra people, no text, no logos, no subtitles, no watermark.

One continuous shot · 16:9 · no reference image · duration per model: MiniMax H3 and Seedance 2.5 at 10s, MiniMax Hailuo 2.3 at 6s (Hailuo 2.3 supports only 6s or 10s, and 10s would drop it to 768P), and Wan 2.2 at 5s (its reference model card documents 5-second 720P generation) · highest available resolution per model · actual parameters and any deviations recorded per result