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The Key to Photorealistic 3D Renderings: Understanding Light, Life and Texture

Architectural visualisation is a powerful tool for designers and architects in the construction industry, allowing them to create photorealistic 3D models of their designs before construction begins. However, creating a realistic 3D rendering requires more than just technical skills. It also involves an understanding of how to give light, life and texture to the renderings.

One of the most crucial aspects of creating a realistic 3D rendering is lighting. It is essential to understand how light behaves in the real world and to use natural-looking lighting that creates depth and realism in the scene. The position, intensity and colour of the light source can affect the mood and atmosphere of the space being rendered.

Adding people or objects to the rendering can also bring the scene to life. Objects like furniture, plants and accessories make the rendering feel lived-in, while adding people can provide context to the design and show how the space will be used.

Textures are another important element of creating a realistic 3D rendering. Textures are the surface finishes of the materials used in the rendering. By using high-quality textures with bump maps and displacement maps, designers can achieve a more photorealistic look.

In conclusion, creating a photorealistic 3D rendering requires not only technical skills but also an understanding of how to give light, life and texture to the renderings. By using natural-looking lighting, adding people and objects to the scene, using high-quality textures and utilising post-production software, architects and designers can create 3D renderings that accurately represent their designs and bring them to life.

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