Unless you've been hiding under a rock for the past few years, you've probably heard the terms "3D modeling" and "3D rendering." But why is this technology so important, especially for product manufacturing companies? Simply put, it reduces project time and cost. This gives manufacturers more room for design experimentation. Companies that fail to take advantage of 3D modeling technology can quickly fall behind their competitors.
Over the years, consumers have become more tech-savvy. As a result, they have become more picky and picky in their product selection. Even the smallest mistake or confusion can turn off potential customers and send them to your competitors. That’s why manufacturing companies are starting to leverage 3D modeling to showcase their products. If you’re still not convinced that 3D modeling can transform sales and marketing for your business, read on for all the ways 3D modeling can impact your company.
1. 3D modeling is the perfect way to prototype your product
Designers can use 3D modeling technology to create realistic product renditions. With high-quality textures and strategic lighting, these images are often better than actual photos taken by the camera. Viewers can inspect every small detail of the model in high quality resolution. 3D modeling design services often add lighting, textures, and shading to enhance the realism of digital renderings.
From the light reflecting off the shiny surfaces to the soft textures of the chairs, everything is drawn with precision to enhance the realism of the images. It's as if the viewer is viewing the object in real life. The only thing they can't do is touch it. These images can be placed anywhere from print magazines to online advertisers.
2. 3D modeling is more budget-friendly than photography
While 3D modeling services can be expensive, they are still cheaper than hiring a professional photographer. After the lengthy process of finding and hiring a photographer, you still need to schedule a time for your shoot. Sometimes, you may even need to schedule multiple shoots for different days, depending on how many products you need to shoot. Once you’ve scheduled your shoot, you need to figure out how