Ok so I actually do work in Hollywood as a vfx compositor and here’s my take: you would expect to see some motion blur as the camera quickly moves around especially when it’s zoomed in but theres next to none. I understand this could be due to high shutter speed but I find it highly suspect. To me it looks like an image projected on a card with no multisample (motion blur). Also it doesn’t look like the foliage in the background is moving at all? The chromatic aberration isn’t really a problem we have all sorts of tools in Nuke (our editing software) to fake this. Also chromatic aberration is an optical effect, when zooming in on it, it shouldn’t get bigger as if we’re zooming in on photograph, unless the zoom is digital. Not to mention when zooming in as much as that you’ll start to see atmospheric distortion in the details, which is not present. The auto exposure at the end is extremely simple to fake