Animate the provided image as a realistic macro product video. Preserve the exact original carpet edge, grey pile texture, fiber structure, edge binding, thickness, color, and material. Do not redesign, replace, smooth, fluff, or change the carpet texture in any way.
The carpet remains completely still. Only the camera moves.
Create a slow cinematic macro dolly-in / side glide along the carpet edge, very close to the surface. The camera should move parallel to the edge from left to right with a slight forward push-in, as if mounted on a motorized macro slider. The shot should emphasize the cross-section of the carpet: dense grey pile on top, compact textile edge below, and the sense of thickness and softness.
Use shallow depth of field. Keep the middle band of the carpet edge and pile in sharp focus, while the foreground and background remain softly blurred. Add a subtle focus pull across the pile tips as the camera moves, so the viewer can see the height and density of the fibers.
Lighting should be soft, premium, and realistic: gentle side light grazing across the grey fibers, small highlights on the pile tips, controlled shadows under the edge, neutral-to-slightly-warm studio macro lighting. The image must feel tactile, clean, and product-focused.
Camera style: vertical 9:16, 4K, 24 fps, ARRI Alexa Mini LF look, 100mm macro lens, aperture f/5.6, ISO 400, stable motorized macro slider, slow side glide with slight push-in, controlled shallow depth of field, realistic focus falloff, 5–6 seconds.
Strict constraints: no hands, no fingers, no people, no touching, no stroking, no lifting, no bending, no carpet movement, no morphing, no texture change, no new fibers, no fake fur, no exaggerated fluffiness, no CGI look, no digital zoom, no text, no logo.
