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The Ultimate 3D Toolkit for Product Viz

Start crafting incredibly realistic product renders in Cinema 4D with Plus.

by Greyscalegorilla

Step Up Your Game

Ready to take your product designs to the next level? Using this shoe model, effortlessly drag-and-drop realistic materials, experiment with colors, and animate your designs with ease. Greyscalegorilla’s vast library of 4000+ high-resolution materials and tools enable you to capture every intricate detail flawlessly.

What Will I Learn?

This video covers the following major topics:

  • The Challenges of Realistic Product Renders: Creating realistic product renders requires time and effort.
  • Importance of High-Resolution Materials: High-rez and detailed materials are necessary for achieving close-up shots without compromising quality.
  • Expert Lighting for Detail Enhancement: Expertly crafted lighting can highlight intricate details in both models and materials.
  • Exploring Material Library and Swapping: The Greyscalegorilla Plus Library can be easily used to customize and swap materials on 3D models.

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4 Comments

  1. Mark CoorySeptember 13, 2023 at 6:36 am

    Wicked.
    What shader did you use for the main fabric??

  2. Brice SoumbouSeptember 3, 2023 at 7:01 am

    Hello!

    Is it possible to have the tutorial of how the Nike’s shoes were made, from scratch to hte final?

    I really want to improve that kind of work and the presto’s shoes final render is incredible.

    Waiting for your answer.

  3. nikkoAugust 22, 2023 at 12:23 pm

    Hello, i have a simple question. i used to use C4d but have recently moved to Blender. Can your toolkit be used in Blender?

    • Nick CampbellOctober 23, 2023 at 9:20 am

      Look for some news about that very soon on our Blog. 🙂

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