Photo-Realistic Renders for Industrial Enclosures
Budget: $25 – $50 AUD
We have a range of Industrial Enclosures (15) that are already modelled in CAD and now need to be shown off with the impact of a studio photograph. I’m looking for a freelancer who can take the existing geometry (STEP, SolidWorks, or whatever format you prefer) and turn it into three crisp, photo-realistic stills and short form videos.
• Isometric view
• Top view
• Side view
Each render should be lit and textured to convey real-world materials—Powdercaoted Aluminium, brushed Stainless Steel, rubber seals, the works—while keeping backgrounds clean so the images drop straight into brochures and spec sheets. Final files need to be at least 4 000 px on the longest edge in both PNG (transparent background) and layered PSD or similar, plus the scene file so I can request tweaks later.
Please mention the software and render engine you plan to use (KeyShot, Blender Cycles, V-Ray, etc.) and share a couple of examples where you delivered equally lifelike results for machinery or other technical products. Turnaround is flexible but I’d like an initial draft within a week of award so we can lock lighting and materials before you produce the final images.
If that fits your skill set, let’s talk.
• Isometric view
• Top view
• Side view
Each render should be lit and textured to convey real-world materials—Powdercaoted Aluminium, brushed Stainless Steel, rubber seals, the works—while keeping backgrounds clean so the images drop straight into brochures and spec sheets. Final files need to be at least 4 000 px on the longest edge in both PNG (transparent background) and layered PSD or similar, plus the scene file so I can request tweaks later.
Please mention the software and render engine you plan to use (KeyShot, Blender Cycles, V-Ray, etc.) and share a couple of examples where you delivered equally lifelike results for machinery or other technical products. Turnaround is flexible but I’d like an initial draft within a week of award so we can lock lighting and materials before you produce the final images.
If that fits your skill set, let’s talk.