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Life ain't perfect.

Renders are.

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Ever wonder why product imagery from certain brands always looks amazing? Think Apple, Beats, Rolex, etc. It’s very simple; their imagery isn't photography, it's 3D rendering. Your product can easily look just as good.

But wait,
what are product renders?

Product rendering or 3D renders are computer generated images that look completely realistic and lifelike. Using the exact dimensions of the physical product, a computer generated model is created onto which life-like textures and lighting is added. The result; your product looking better than it’s ever looked before.

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01

Analyze

Send us images of your product. These can be simple smartphone images of each side of your product. (Pretend the product is a dice, we need an image of each number).

02

Form

Using these images we’ll create high poly (polygon) models of your product. This means that the models will be high in detail with perfect proportions.

THE RENDERING PROCESS

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Texture

This is the stage where the objects really start coming to life. Detailed material and texture is added to the models for that finished, lifelike look.

04

Output

With everything complete, we'll export high quality renders. The product will be isolated on a white or transparent background with a resolution of 3000 x 3000 pixels.

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RENDERS ROCK. HERES WHY.

Razor Sharp

No need to worry about pixels and sensors, quality is always incredibly high.​

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Flexible

Display product at any angle with custom lighting to fit.

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Crystal Clear

No shallow depth of field concerns, get all the focus you need.

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Flawless

Without any hint of dust and scratches, your product will look better than it ever has.​

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Adaptable

Easy to manipulate down the road. Label changes? New color releases? No problem. ​

Effortless

No need to send in product to get photographed. Phone images are all we need.

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