To understand how professional rendering works and what to expect at each stage, let’s break down the critical processes involved in project realization:

1. Technical Assignment Placement and Project Specifications

After the test assignment is approved, we request the client to provide a list of references to fully grasp their project’s concept. These references can include furniture arrangement plans, 3D models, the number of views, dimensioned drawings, materials, and finishes.

2. Points of View and Grayscale 3D Modeling

Next, we position a virtual camera in the 3D scene to select the optimal angle for rendering. Once the perspective is established, our team creates grayscale renders using basic geometric shapes to evaluate proportions, define object placement, and set dimensions.

3. Fast 3D Renders with Textures

In this phase, we create visualizations with applied textures and materials to achieve photorealism in the 3D architectural rendering. Our artists also set up lighting according to the client’s specifications. These fast renders showcase the project in its basic visual form, helping to confirm that all elements are correctly placed with appropriate textures, materials, and colors.

4. Final Renders Before Post-Production

Once the grayscale and fast renders are finalized and no further corrections are needed, we enter the final CGI stage. Our artists enhance the quality of the renders to produce high-resolution imagery, ensuring maximum accuracy and readiness for review of even the smallest project details.

5. Post Production

The final stage focuses on visual refinements. Using software like Photoshop, our specialists enhance the final CGI by adjusting brightness, contrast, shadows, glows, and other effects to improve the overall appearance of the image.

These stages ensure a comprehensive approach to 3D visualization, allowing for effective collaboration and high-quality outcomes.

For efficient and top-notch outcomes, we primarily depend on three software applications.

Our 3D artists utilize 3ds Max for creating and refining 3D scenes. For rendering, they use either V-Ray or Corona Renderer. Finally, the post-production of the final renders is completed in Photoshop.

We offers two corrections at no extra cost, provided each correction does not exceed 50% of the total project scope.

If the number of revisions exceeds 50% of the project's overall work, it will be treated as a separate task with a new estimated price.

Utilizing a user-friendly CRM platform enhances communication during the project process. Mainly, email is used to stay in touch with clients and address their inquiries.

For optimal efficiency and effective communication, the project manager will manage all inquiries and clarifications related to your project, supervising the workflow and meeting deadlines within the team.

Our primary payment method is bank transfer; However, we also accept credit card payments.

We are committed to protecting your personal information and strictly adhere to our privacy policy. We implement all necessary measures to ensure the safety of your data on our website.

Upon completion of the 3D architectural rendering project, we deliver the final images to clients in .jpeg and/or .png formats. If a 3D model of furniture was created, that file is also included in the delivery.

The standard image dimensions provided to clients are as follows:

1920 x 1080 (Landscape) - 300 dpi

1280 x 1920 (Portrait) - 300 dpi

We can accommodate custom image sizes based on client preferences, which are often necessary for printing projects in albums, catalogs, or advertising posters.

For high-quality printing, we offer the following image formats:

A4 (297 x 210 mm) - 3508 x 2480 px at 300 dpi (4K)

A3 (420 x 297 mm) - 4961 x 3507 px at 300 dpi (5K)

A2 (594 x 420 mm) - 7016 x 4961 px at 300 dpi (7K)

A1 (841 x 594 mm) - 9933 x 7016 px at 300 dpi (10K)

A0 (1189 x 841 mm) - 14043 x 9933 px at 300 dpi (14K)

This ensures that our visualizations not only meet digital needs but also deliver exceptional quality for print applications.