One continuous 10-second photorealistic cinematic shot. Use the uploaded image of the blue ITA Ai...

One continuous 10-second photorealistic cinematic shot. Use the uploaded image of the blue ITA Airways aircraft as the exact first frame. The aircraft is already moving forward on its takeoff roll, following the direction its nose points in the starting image. It continues straight along the same runway and steadily gains speed. For approximately the first four seconds, all landing gear wheels remain firmly in contact with the runway. The wheels rotate naturally as the ground moves beneath them. The nose then rises gradually into a modest, realistic takeoff attitude. The nose wheels leave the runway first; the main wheels remain on the ground briefly before the aircraft lifts off smoothly. By the final seconds, the whole aircraft is airborne in a gentle, steady climb, with the runway clearly below it. Keep the landing gear extended throughout this short initial climb. The camera tracks smoothly alongside the aircraft, preserving the original three-quarter viewing angle and a consistent distance. As the aircraft climbs, the camera gently tilts upward to follow it. The aircraft stays clearly visible; there is no camera orbit or abrupt zoom. Preserve the exact aircraft design, proportions, blue ITA Airways livery, lettering, Italian tricolor tail, two engines, wings and landing gear from the starting image. The airframe remains rigid and coherent, with only subtle natural wing flex. Preserve the warm sunlight and original colors. Realistic wheel motion, restrained background motion blur and subtle engine heat shimmer. No stopping, reversing, turning, banking, sudden vertical lift, bouncing, tail-first liftoff, steep pitch, hovering, landing-gear retraction, changing logos, duplicated engines or wheels, aircraft deformation, camera shake, cuts, slow motion or exposure changes.