import type * as Hedra from "../index.js";
/**
 * Model-specific inputs for `minimax-h3-max-camera-controls`.
 */
export interface InputMinimaxH3MaxCameraControls {
    /** Number of outputs generated per job. Only 1 is supported. */
    num_outputs?: number | undefined;
    /** Generation prompt. From 1 to 7000 characters. */
    prompt: string;
    /** Output resolution. */
    resolution: InputMinimaxH3MaxCameraControls.Resolution;
    /** Duration in ms. */
    duration_ms: number;
    /** Start frame. From 256px to 5760px on each side, with an aspect ratio from 0.4 to 2.5, and at most 30 MB. */
    start_image: Hedra.InputMinimaxH3MaxCameraControlsStartImage;
    /** Camera path through the scene, as poses ordered by strictly increasing `time`. The first pose holds until its `time` and the last holds to the end of the clip; the camera interpolates between them. `time` runs 0 (start) to 1 (end), `azimuth` is the horizontal angle around the subject in degrees, `elevation` the vertical angle in degrees from -90 to 90, and `distance` the distance from the subject in scene units (above 0; 1 is where the input frame sits). Consecutive azimuths may travel at most 32 full turns in total. 2 to 12 items. */
    camera_trajectory: InputMinimaxH3MaxCameraControls.CameraTrajectory.Item[];
}
export declare namespace InputMinimaxH3MaxCameraControls {
    /** Output resolution. */
    const Resolution: {
        readonly FourHundredEightyP: "480p";
        readonly SevenHundredSixtyEightP: "768p";
    };
    type Resolution = (typeof Resolution)[keyof typeof Resolution];
    type CameraTrajectory = CameraTrajectory.Item[];
    namespace CameraTrajectory {
        /**
         * One camera pose at a normalized point in the generated clip.
         */
        interface Item {
            /** When this pose applies, from 0 at the start to 1 at the end. */
            time: number;
            /** Horizontal camera angle around the subject, in degrees. */
            azimuth: number;
            /** Vertical camera angle around the subject, in degrees. */
            elevation: number;
            /** Camera distance from the subject, in normalized scene units. */
            distance: number;
        }
    }
}