Product visualisations / 3D renders
Product visualizations - an alternative to standard product photography providing virtually unlimited creative possibilities! With the help of modern 3D renders, we are able to reproduce literally every detail of your product in the highest possible quality. Photos of products that are difficult to photograph, such as bedding, smartphone, laptop, chandelier, Bed, sofa, or other furniture thanks to the render will look perfect. 3D renders also give you the opportunity to construct amazing product arrangements in a home setting, or for example, as a levitating product in a scene.
Mockup images - A great solution for use in corporate identity, which can create the image of your company in the market! We will take care of the Creation of a Mockup, on which you can put, among other things, your company logo, or create a whole branding project of your company, such as mugs, bags, documents, T-shirts, calendars, business cards and much more. If you would like us to apply your logo to a finished mockup, this is also a possibility.
360 Photos - Would you like to show your product from every possible angle, but without the limitations of a photo? With a 360 photo, your potential customer can see your company's product from every possible angle while choosing the shot they want.
3D product rendering is the process of creating a graphic image of an object or product using special 3D graphics software. The process involves taking the geometric and material information of a product and rendering it as a photorealistic image. Rendering is often used in the film industry, video games, architecture, product design and advertising. 3D rendering makes it easier to see what a product or design will look like in reality before it is built or manufactured. With this treatment, colours, materials and lighting can be fine-tuned to create a very realistic image of an object. It can also be used to create 3D animations that can show a product moving or interacting with other objects. This in turn can help to better understand the functionality or performance of the product.
This is a very complex process that requires special skills and experience. Many factors such as lighting, materials, textures, shadows, perspective and others must be taken into account to achieve a high-quality rendering. There are many 3D imaging programmes, such as Blender, 3ds Max, Maya, Cinema 4D, which offer different features and tools. Most of these programmes allow the user to control almost every aspect of the imaging process, resulting in a very accurate and realistic image. 3D imaging can also be used in augmented and virtual reality, where users can interact with virtual objects and spaces in ways that are not possible in the real world. Today's 3D imaging technologies continue to be developed and improved, producing increasingly realistic and detailed images.
3D imaging has many advantages that are increasing its popularity and application in a variety of fields.
Some of these benefits are outlined below:
- Product visualisation before production - 3D modelling allows for a very accurate and realistic visualisation of a product or design, allowing designers and clients to see what the product will look like before production. This avoids costly mistakes and subsequent design changes.
- Easy change of design parameters - 3D rendering makes it easy and quick to change design parameters such as lighting, textures, materials and more, allowing the product to be tailored to the specific requirements or preferences of the Consumer.
- Ability to create virtual scenes - 3D rendering allows the creation of virtual scenes and environments that allow the product to be tested under different conditions, such as changing lighting, changing weather conditions and more.
- Lower production costs - 3D modelling allows you to test and adjust your product before it is manufactured, avoiding costly errors and changes later in the production process. This saves time and money.
- Ability to create animations - 3D rendering can be used to create animations and videos, allowing the product to be shown in motion or interact with other objects. This allows for a better understanding of a product's function or operation.
These are just some of the advantages of 3D imaging, but many more could be mentioned depending on the industry and application.
The price of 3D rendering depends on many factors, such as the complexity of the project, the time needed for rendering, the quality of the rendering and the tools and software used. Therefore, it is difficult to determine exactly how much 3D rendering costs. In some cases, such as hobby projects or small projects for small businesses, it can be relatively inexpensive or even free due to the availability of various 3D rendering tools and software that can be found online for free or for a small fee.
However, 3D rendering costs can be significantly higher for larger projects or large company projects. In such cases, it may be necessary to hire a 3D imaging expert or a team to handle the imaging. Costs may include the expert's salary, the cost of the software and hardware used, labour costs and the time required to complete the imaging. Costs are often determined by the number of renderings, the resolution of the rendering, the time required for the rendering or the agreed project budget.
