Frost Crystal Formation Time-Lapse Video Prompt for Flux

Create a mesmerizing extreme macro time-lapse video of ice frost crystals forming and spreading across a dark reflective surface. Begin with a single point of condensation, then dendritic ice crystals branch outward in fractal patterns like feathery ferns, growing frame by frame across the glass. Camera: ultra-macro lens at 5:1 magnification, shallow depth of field with creamy bokeh in the background, locked-off tripod shot with subtle slow push-in movement. Lighting: cold rim lighting from a low angle to catch the translucent crystal edges, subtle blue-cyan color temperature (around 6500K) with delicate refracted rainbow highlights where light passes through the ice. The frost spreads organically, splitting into hexagonal geometry, needle-like spikes, and lacework patterns. Include micro-details: air bubbles trapped in ice, tiny water droplets crystallizing in real time, glistening surface texture. Color palette: deep midnight blues, icy whites, silver, with faint prismatic accents. Mood: serene, hypnotic, clinically beautiful, satisfying ASMR aesthetic. Background: pure dark gradient, out of focus, no distractions. Motion should feel fluid and continuous, accelerating slightly toward the climax as crystals fully cover the frame. Style: photorealistic scientific documentary meets fine-art cinematography, pristine and clean. Technical params: aspect ratio 16:9, resolution 4K UHD, 24fps rendered, duration 5-8 seconds, motion strength 0.6, smooth easing, high detail fidelity, hyper-realistic textures, cinematic grade. Add subtle atmospheric haze and a faint vignette. Negative prompt: warm tones, blur, distortion, watermark, text, clutter, low resolution, jittery motion.