Photorealistic 3D Renders & CGI From Vision to Visual

The price depends on the subject of the order, the complexity of the object, the number of views and variants, and any special requests. For product series the unit cost may fall when the 3D model is reused. We prepare a quote after reviewing the materials received, usually within 1-3 working days.

It depends on the object and the size of the order. We can produce a packshot of a simple piece of furniture in one working day, but some complex projects can take us up to three weeks before we achieve the desired image. For large series or ongoing collaboration we agree a staged schedule. An express turnaround is possible, although naturally at a higher cost.

The minimum is the dimensions and photos or drawings of the object. A CAD file (.dwg) or a 3D model from the manufacturer or product engineer (.max, .fbx, .obj, .igs) works best, together with photos or samples of materials and fabrics. We also ask for a short description of the desired styling, a mood board or reference images, and information on where the visualisation will be used: a printed catalogue requires different settings from an online shop. The rule is simple: the more precise the product data we receive, the more accurate and photorealistic the visualisation.

Yes, although as a rule we do not specify the number of included revision rounds in the initial quote. Revisions are a stage that would not exist in an ideal world. We keep mistakes and stylistic misunderstandings to a minimum by consulting you at the right stages of the work, and if revisions are needed, we plan the work so that there are as few as possible. We discuss the terms with you before the contract is signed, taking the nature of the order into account.

As standard we send .JPG and .PNG image files (RGB) in the resolution agreed at the start. On request we can prepare .TIF files (CMYK or RGB). The author's economic rights (copyright) for use in your brand materials are transferred on acceptance of the work, within the fields of exploitation required by the client.

Yes, if needed. For projects involving product launch presentations it is standard practice, and we do not show confidential materials in our portfolio.

Yes, we carry out commissions for foreign brands (currently from Germany and Scandinavia). We usually work remotely, stay in touch by phone or email, and invoice in PLN or EUR. We conduct correspondence and conversations in Polish and English.

Yes. For larger collections we usually start with a single shot to define the parameters and quality the client accepts, and only then move on to the rest of the series. In line with our working philosophy, however, we do not prepare trial visualisations free of charge.

Of course. If it is advisable and the client requires it, we can attend an initial meeting before the contract is signed, to discuss the details and present what we can do, or a working meeting to agree details and approve the next stages of work.

Yes, of course. However, visualising such rooms for a private client requires a professionally prepared design (e.g. by an interior designer) with dimensions and a materials specification. If you do not yet have a design for your room, we can prepare one for you as a separate commission.