CGI.
3D product and space renders that sit beside your photography without anyone telling which is which.
What’s included
(05)The product is not made yet, every colour needs a photo, or the shot you want cannot be taken with a camera.
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Product modelling
Your product built in 3D from drawings, samples or reference photos, accurate to its materials and finish.
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Stills
Hero images, ecommerce angles and every colour or variant from one model, lit to match your photography.
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Animation
Product turns, exploded views and close-ups that show what a camera cannot.
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Scenes and settings
The product placed in a room, a landscape or an abstract set, without a location shoot.
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Staged reviews
Model, materials, lighting and final render approved one at a time, while changes are still cheap.
When you need it
- You need launch images before the product exists.
- A range comes in many colours and photographing each one is slow.
- You want to show inside the product, or how it fits together.
- Your current renders look like renders next to your photos.
How it runs
(04)You get a written scope, a fixed price and a start date before anyone begins.
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Model
The product built in 3D and checked against the real thing or the drawings.
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Surface
Materials, colours and finishes matched to samples, approved on a neutral set.
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Light and stage
Lighting and scene built to sit beside your photography, approved as draft renders.
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Render
Final stills and animation in every size and format agreed, with the 3D files.
What you leave with
- A reusable 3D model of the product
- Hero and ecommerce stills
- Colour and variant renders from one model
- Product animation where in scope
- Final files in every format, plus source scenes
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FAQ
Answered questions.
It depends on the product and how many images you need. For a large range of colours or variants, one model can save repeated shoots. For a single hero image of a finished product, a shoot may be simpler. We tell you which fits before you commit.
Yes, and they often are. Renders are lit to match your photography, so a catalogue or campaign can mix both without the difference showing.
Yes. Stores, stands and interiors are modelled and rendered before they are built. See Experience Design.
Yes. The model and scene files are handed over on the last day, so you can make new images later without starting again.
