Animate the provided image as an ultra-photorealistic interior product video. Preserve the exact grey carpet runner, its texture, color, width, edges, and placement in the corridor. The runner must remain completely still and unchanged. Do not redesign the carpet, do not change the pile, and do not alter the corridor layout.
Create a smooth, slow cinematic dolly-in forward through the corridor, as if the camera is gently moving along the centerline of the grey carpet runner. The motion should feel like a real stabilized camera move, not a digital zoom. Keep the camera at a natural eye-level to slightly low interior angle, so the runner leads the viewer’s eye into the depth of the hallway.
Use realistic interior lighting, soft neutral daylight mixed with subtle warm wall lighting. The grey runner should look premium, soft, and clean, with visible realistic texture but without exaggeration. Maintain maximum realism and premium architectural photography quality.
Camera style: Sony Alpha full-frame look, ultra-photorealistic, 4K, 24 fps, 35mm lens, aperture f/4.5, ISO 400, stabilized dolly-in, very subtle natural parallax, 5–7 seconds, vertical 9:16.
Strict negative constraints: no people, no hands, no text, no logo, no morphing, no texture change, no carpet movement, no waving pile, no CGI look, no digital crop zoom, no distortion of walls, doors, or furniture.
