Photorealistic Jewelry Renderings Needed
Budget: ₹75,000 – ₹150,000 INR
I’m assembling a full set of photorealistic visuals for my entire jewelry line—rings, necklaces, earrings, and future pieces still in development. The goal is to produce clean, high-resolution renders that convincingly replicate metal, stone, and subtle reflections so customers can zoom, rotate, and truly appreciate the craftsmanship online and in print.
You’ll receive CAD files (STEP/OBJ) and reference photos for finish, stone cut, and lighting mood. For each model I need:
• Main hero render on white
• Two lifestyle or creative-angle shots with mild depth-of-field
• 360° turntable sequence (optional add-on if you already have the workflow)
Consistency across SKUs—lighting, camera angles, and material setup—is critical. Please keep shader networks well-organized so tweaks can be made later if I release new plating options.
Software is flexible (KeyShot, Blender Cycles, V-Ray, Arnold, etc.); use what gives you the best photoreal output, just share your scene settings if proprietary plugins are involved.
When you respond, link me to past jewelry renders you’ve completed. A concise reel or a small gallery is enough—quality rings louder than quantity. If your portfolio meets the realism I’m after, we can discuss timelines, per-piece pricing, and an ongoing collaboration as new collections roll out.
You’ll receive CAD files (STEP/OBJ) and reference photos for finish, stone cut, and lighting mood. For each model I need:
• Main hero render on white
• Two lifestyle or creative-angle shots with mild depth-of-field
• 360° turntable sequence (optional add-on if you already have the workflow)
Consistency across SKUs—lighting, camera angles, and material setup—is critical. Please keep shader networks well-organized so tweaks can be made later if I release new plating options.
Software is flexible (KeyShot, Blender Cycles, V-Ray, Arnold, etc.); use what gives you the best photoreal output, just share your scene settings if proprietary plugins are involved.
When you respond, link me to past jewelry renders you’ve completed. A concise reel or a small gallery is enough—quality rings louder than quantity. If your portfolio meets the realism I’m after, we can discuss timelines, per-piece pricing, and an ongoing collaboration as new collections roll out.