Counting fingers

Five digits throughout. The thumb opens first and the other fingers unfold roughly in order, close to one at a time.

Five digits throughout, but one finger rises first and the rest follow together rather than one by one.

Five digits throughout. One finger rises first and the rest follow together, and a hard cut joins the extended-finger and open-palm shots.

Five normal digits, but all the fingers open at the same time instead of one by one.

A normal five-finger hand, but the fingers open together rather than one at a time.

Five digits, but the fingers extend outward from the fist rather than being raised one by one.

The fingers extend straight out instead of rising one by one; the hand itself has five normal digits.

Five digits throughout, checked frame by frame, but the four fingers straighten together once the fist loosens instead of rising one by one.

Five digits throughout, checked frame by frame. The thumb opens first and the other four fingers then straighten together instead of one by one, and the fingertips leave the top of the frame once the palm is open.

Five digits throughout. The index finger rises alone, then the other three unfold in quick succession and the thumb opens last.

Five digits throughout. The thumb opens first, then the four fingers unfold together in one wave instead of one at a time.

The fingers extend rather than rise, unfolding together after the thumb, and the picture sits inside a dark rounded border that nobody asked for.

Correct finger count, but the hand closes again partway through instead of finishing on an open palm.

Part of the hand is cut off by the frame edge as the fingers open.

Part of the hand leaves the frame, and the fingers uncurl together rather than one by one.

Five digits and normal anatomy, but the hand flips over midway through the clip.