Let’s take
our last article further to the next level of the Process of Developing an
Architectural 3D Rendering. In the first part we saw the initial level of the
development of the 3D Model, whereas in this article we will go through the
process of transforming a 3D Model to a 3D Rendering.
So, once we have our
model done, our next job is to give it realistic effects such as lighting,
textures, color, and also some optical effects like shadows, advanced green
screen tracking, motion-blur, etc. All these effects help to create a realistic
image, which if not worked closely then it could also appear as a painting or
some abstract image. For example, if it’s an exterior view then we also need to
closely look after the clouds and give them effect of desired time of the day
which could be anytime from sunrise to sunset. Or if it’s an interior view then
we need to take care of the direction of reflections/shadows made by lights.
There are many minute
elements that are put together in order to develop a 3D rendering and these
elements need very fine attention, if not given that extra attention then a
small mistake can ruin whole render. Rendering and image is a time consuming
process, not only it needs that close attention but also it takes a long time
to render it on a computers. Even a fast, high configuration computer can take
time to render an image. And there is a reason behind this; the software is
basically rendering one pixel at a time of all the pixels of image. Only the
computation of color of a single pixel can take loads of calculations.
Sometimes to render a high resolution image it can take one whole day, it’s
unimaginable that how much calculations the software makes in order to give out
that one 3D Rendering.
Finally at the
completion here is the result of the amazing process of developing a 3D
rendering, the above image is the final product of the 3D Model that was in our
last post. It feels so good to look at these sumptuous rendering, which after
collective efforts of our team of 3D artists has turned out as desired. Well,
with this we come to an end of the Process of developing an Architectural 3D
Rendering and now it’s ready to grace the hoardings all across the streets and
give a blast to marketing of the property. Hope it was good time reading this
article and please help us improve with your feedback and reviews!!!
