Scarpa da corsa in studio

Create a 20-second photorealistic studio reveal of one unbranded running shoe in horizontal 16:9. The shoe has an off-white knitted upper, a charcoal heel panel, flat grey laces and a pale coral outsole. It rests on a low matte-grey turntable against a seamless warm-grey background. Keep the toe facing screen-left at the start. Broad softbox light from above left reveals texture; a narrow white rim separates the heel from the background. Capture realistic lens depth and restrained motion blur. 0–5s: start with a close lateral view at sole height. Slide the camera slowly toward the toe, showing woven fibers, lace holes and the shoe's firm contact with the platform. 5–10s: hard cut to a stationary macro composition of the heel and outsole. The turntable is still; rack focus from the heel seam down to the tread edge once. 10–15s: hard cut to a wider three-quarter view. The turntable rotates clockwise through a quarter-turn at constant speed, gradually revealing the tongue and opening. 15–20s: keep this same shot as the rotation decelerates naturally to a stop; the camera eases forward slightly and holds the final product view. Preserve the exact lace pattern, sole thickness, knit color and panel boundaries across shots. The shoe rotates as one rigid object; loose lace ends show only a small delayed sway when the platform stops. No walking, extra shoes, levitation or transforming materials. Audio: quiet studio air and a faint turntable motor that settles with the movement. No dialogue, music, lettering or logos. User request: An off-white running shoe with a charcoal heel and pale coral sole is revealed through knit details, a tread macro and a controlled quarter-turn on a studio platform.