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Help me make these look real!

Hey all!

I'm getting into watch design and have been making models in plasticity and then throwing them into blender, putting material on everything, HDR, and an infinite beveled plane. I think these are looking pretty cool! But still definitely look like they come from a computer.

My goal is to make these look like real product photos, that way I can gauge interest in these watches before starting any kind of manufacturing process.

Any tips on getting these to the next level of quality? Curious if I need to focus on lighting, finding better materials, messing with the render settings.. any clear wins?

Also this is my first post please be kind!

u/Critical_Eye_1190 — 18 hours ago
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Recent work

Designed this myself. Rendered in blender. No AI. Would appreciate feedback.

u/annonym____ — 2 days ago
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I need help with rendering? Any tips?

Which looks better/more expensive?

u/ZerlaZer — 2 days ago
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My Rust engine performance

4 physics simulation with increasing physics body count

u/IamRustyRust — 3 days ago
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3D Gym Rendering – Looking for Long-Term Collaboration with Design Studios

Hi everyone,

Sharing one of my recent gym visualization projects. I work on creating realistic 3D interior renders, helping architects and interior designers present their concepts more effectively.

I’m currently looking to connect with interior design studios, architects, and renovation firms who need reliable support for their visualization work — whether it’s still renders, 360° views, or animation.

My goal is to build long-term collaborations where I can fit into the existing workflow and help bring design ideas to life through high-quality visuals.

A little about me: I’m a 3D visualizer specializing in architectural visualization, interiors, and exteriors.

If you have upcoming projects and need rendering support, feel free to reach out. I’d be happy to collaborate.

Thanks!

u/kaushik160 — 2 days ago
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sneak peak rosalina animation

hi guys wdyth about lighting and model

i take all advice

i know reslution sucks cuase its just screen shot not full render

thx

u/Low_Audience_9000 — 3 days ago
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2026 Lepas L8 with Interior (Two Style Rim) 3D Model

Originally modeled in Blender 4
Preview images rendered Eevee
The 3D model was created on real car base.
It’s created accurately, in real units of measurement, qualitatively and maximally close to the original.

u/Ok-Internal-30 — 3 days ago
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Can my laptop handle 3ds Max + Corona Renderer?

Heloo! I’m an architect/3D visualizer and I’m currently learning 3ds Max 2023 + Corona Renderer 10.

{So, I want to build a portfolio consisting entirely of 3ds Max + Corona work using dummy/personal projects, and then use that portfolio to apply for visualization jobs.
At the moment, I’m short on money and trying to save up for a better PC, so buying a powerful workstation immediately isn’t really an option. I’m wondering whether my current laptop can realistically get me through the portfolio building stage. T-T }

My laptop specs:

Laptop: HP Omen 16
CPU: Intel Core i7-14650HX
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Laptop GPU | 8GB VRAM
RAM: 16GB DDR5-5600
Storage: 954GB total
OS: Windows 11 64bit
Age: 2 years old now

My typical work would involve architectural interiors/exteriors, fairly detailed 3D models, materials, lighting and Corona renders.

I understand that Corona is primarily CPU based, so I’m particularly wondering about the i7-14650HX and 16GB RAM. But 🙁.

I’d appreciate advice from people who actually use 3ds Max + Corona, especially for architectural visualization.

Thanks!🌼

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u/naodusk — 5 days ago
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Which renderer do you prefer?

I’m just curious to which render engine people use?!
I’m a long time Fstorm-user and really like how easy and fast it is. But it has some limitations.

What do you use and why?
Which feature do you like the most?

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u/Some-Assist-5098 — 7 days ago
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Looking for someone to create a 3D render from my house plan

I already have the map/layout ready and need someone to turn it into a 3D render/visualization.

Plot size: 16 × 36 ft
Floors: Ground + 1st floor

If you can do this, please DM me with your price, portfolio/sample work, and details about the process & turnaround time.

Thanks!

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u/Ok-Month835 — 7 days ago
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Looking for a free but effective rendering software.

Aiming for stage design and remders.. so lights etc i tried twinmotion. But it does not show good beams. Juz d basic spotlight. I was even not getting the blinder effect.
So any suggestion wud help

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u/ChibbyRay — 7 days ago