Animate the provided carpet texture image as a pure macro product cinematography shot.
The scene must contain only the carpet surface. No human presence, no hands, no fingers, no touching, no stroking, no objects. The carpet remains completely undisturbed and motionless. Only the camera moves.
Preserve the exact original carpet texture, pile shape, fiber structure, density, grey color, and material from the reference image. Do not redesign, replace, smooth, fluff, or reinterpret the carpet. Do not add new fibers or change the pile height.
Create a real cinematic macro dolly-in: the camera starts very low above the carpet surface and slowly moves forward along the texture, as if mounted on a motorized macro slider. The movement must be physical camera movement, not a digital zoom and not a static shot. The perspective should subtly shift as the camera advances, creating natural parallax across the carpet fibers.
Use shallow depth of field. Keep the foreground softly blurred, the mid-ground in sharp focus, and the background falling into soft blur. Add a subtle focus pull forward during the dolly-in, so the sharp focus travels gently across the carpet pile.
Lighting: warm amber side lighting, low-key cinematic product lighting, soft highlights on the fiber tips, dark gentle falloff in the background. Premium macro product-video look, realistic, stable, clean, no CGI feeling.
Camera specs: vertical 9:16, 4K, 24 fps, ARRI Alexa Mini LF look, 100mm macro lens, aperture f/5.6, ISO 400, slow motorized dolly-in, stable camera, 5–6 seconds.
Strict negative constraints: no hands, no fingers, no person, no touching, no stroking, no brushing, no pressing, no object interaction, no static camera, no digital zoom, no morphing, no texture change, no material change, no new carpet design, no logo, no text.
