Animate the provided image as a realistic premium macro product video. Preserve the exact carpet shape, exact grey pile texture, exact edge binding, exact black anti-slip backing pattern, exact dot placement, colors, and materials. Do not redesign, redraw, bend, lift, move, or transform the carpet. The carpet remains completely still. Only the camera, focus, and light move.
Create a slow cinematic macro dolly-in along the curved carpet edge, starting with attention on the grey dense pile and the bound edge, then gradually moving closer toward the black anti-slip backing with the white PVC Dot pattern underneath. The movement should feel like a real camera physically sliding forward and slightly downward along the edge, not a digital zoom.
Use a subtle focus pull: begin with the grey pile and edge in sharp focus, then shift focus gently toward the black backing and the white PVC dots below. The white dots must remain low-profile matte rubber dots printed/bonded onto the black textile backing, not tall cylinders, not plastic pegs, not metallic studs. The black backing must remain flat, textile-like, and realistic.
Lighting: premium macro product lighting, soft warm side light grazing across the grey pile and edge, gentle highlights on the fibers, darker controlled shadows under the lifted edge, subtle glow on the PVC dots. Keep the scene realistic, tactile, technical, and clean.
Camera specs: vertical 9:16, 4K, 24 fps, ARRI Alexa Mini LF look, 85mm macro lens, aperture f/5.6, ISO 400, stable motorized macro slider, slow dolly-in with slight downward angle, controlled shallow depth of field, 5–6 seconds. AR: 9:16
Strict negative constraints: no hands, no people, no touching, no stroking, no carpet lifting animation, no bending motion, no morphing, no pattern change, no new dots, no removed dots, no material change, no fluffy fake fur, no CGI look, no digital crop zoom, no text, no logo.
