FAQ

CGI means computer-generated imagery. It allows us to create images with 3D software instead of traditional photography. CGI is useful for: product visualization advertising images 3D render digital campaigns social media content website visuals images that would be difficult or expensive to photograph

I mainly use Cinema 4D, Redshift, Blender, Substance Painter, ZBrush and Photoshop. The workflow can include: 3D modeling UV mapping texturing lighting camera setup render compositing Photoshop post-production

In some cases, yes. CGI and 3D render are useful when: the product does not exist yet you need several color or material variations you need full control over light and composition photography would be too expensive the image needs to look realistic but flexible In other cases, the best solution is to combine photography, CGI, 3D render, AI and Photoshop retouching.

Yes. I can combine photography and CGI in the same image. This means placing a 3D object inside a real photographed environment, matching: perspective light shadows reflections color atmosphere This workflow is useful for commercial images, product visualization, advertising and creative campaigns.

Yes. I create realistic 3D product renders for brands, websites, social media and advertising. The process can include: 3D modeling material creation product visualization lighting camera setup Redshift render Photoshop post-production