/**
 * Dynamic register — how the camera's body behaves (composed / elevated /
 * kinetic / violent) and the beat-locked strobe block. Composes with
 * `cutsClause` in `cinematography.ts`, which covers edit count and timing.
 * PURE and deterministic: no I/O, no Date, no Math.random. Extracted verbatim
 * from `cinematography.ts` (roadmap Phase 3a), which re-exports every public
 * name, so importers are unchanged.
 */
import type { DetailLevel } from './cinematography.js';
/**
 * Dynamic register — the energy dial (Joey 3.0 Cinema Director).
 *
 * Cinema mode says what KIND of scene this is; the dynamic register says how
 * hot the camera runs inside it. It is a separate axis because the two are
 * genuinely independent: a grief scene can be shot locked-off or with the
 * camera tearing around the subject, and both are correct choices for
 * different films.
 *
 * The tier binds three things that must agree or the shot reads incoherent —
 * cant range, camera physicality, and how much of the frame is allowed to be
 * still. Setting a violent cant with a composed cut rate produces a prompt
 * arguing with itself, so they travel together as one register rather than as
 * three flags.
 *
 * {@link cutsClause} already covers edit COUNT and timing; this covers the
 * camera's body. They compose.
 */
export declare const DYNAMIC_REGISTER_IDS: readonly ["composed", "elevated", "kinetic", "violent"];
export type DynamicRegisterId = (typeof DYNAMIC_REGISTER_IDS)[number];
export interface DynamicRegister {
    id: DynamicRegisterId;
    /** Dutch-cant swing in degrees; `[0, 0]` is locked-off. */
    cantDegrees: readonly [number, number];
    /** Camera-body prose — the physicality ladder rung for this tier. */
    physicality: string;
    /** How much of the frame is allowed to settle. */
    stillness: string;
}
export declare function dynamicRegister(id: DynamicRegisterId): DynamicRegister;
/**
 * The camera-body clause for a dynamic register.
 *
 * Every tier except `composed` closes with the never-stabilized run AND the
 * smooth-in-its-own-travel clause. That last clause is load-bearing: without
 * it, "violent handheld" is read as permission to return broken footage rather
 * than energetic footage — the camera is meant to be moving hard, not the
 * frames to be dropping.
 */
export declare function dynamicRegisterClause(id: DynamicRegisterId): string;
/**
 * THE STROBE — the flashing-light directive.
 *
 * Ships with two companions that are not optional. The **secondary glow** keeps
 * forms readable through the black intervals, or the subject disappears for
 * half the runtime. The **continuous-motion clause** says the bodies never
 * stop, only the light does — without it the model freezes the performers
 * between flashes and the take reads as a slideshow.
 *
 * The third companion lives elsewhere by necessity: pair this with
 * `captureCadenceBlock(..., { strobeQuarantine: true })`, which moves the
 * stepped quality onto the light and off the footage. Strobe without that
 * quarantine returns genuinely broken frames.
 *
 * Note for lipsync: hard flash-to-black eats roughly half the lip seals. When
 * both are wanted, soften the strobe on the singer so their face never drops
 * fully to black while background bodies keep the full treatment.
 */
export declare function strobeBlock(bpm: number, d: DetailLevel): string;
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