[KSPatil]

Originally Posted by arungeorge

Nice renders.

Few renders of Zogato we tried in our studio some time ago. Rendered in corona renderer.

Thank you, your renders look great, the wireframes look beautiful, such nice clean lines, is it a game model?

Originally Posted by AJITHAAA

Check out the 3D scanning with a cellphone and post processing using free/almost free software.

Scanning/photogrammetry has made life easier for 3d artist, lots of monotonous modeling and texturing work can be accomplished quickly with photogrammetry,
one of the latest Hollywood film used the same technique for modeling cars.

[sinhead]

Originally Posted by KSPatil

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one of the latest Hollywood film used the same technique for modeling cars.

Which movie is it? Or if you can share the link of the “making process of the car”.

[KSPatil]

Originally Posted by sinhead

Which movie is it? Or if you can share the link of the “making process of the car”.

I think it was Fast & Furious 9. As far as I know they used scanned data (Photogrammetary/Lidar) for the capturing the base mesh and then built a cleaner surface over the scanned data in Maya,
something like the below image.



It's probably not possible to get the vehicle creation process of the studio online but it is somewhat like this video, they've used LIDAR here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkQOIltROns

Check their channel for some interesting breakdowns.

[KSPatil]

Tata Hexa model, still a work in progress.

[alexpaul]

Found over Instagram.
Modified Sonet from Mods Own country

[IshaanIan]

I believe that Sonet ought to be a digital creation right? Does not look real to me.

[railfanwithk750]

Originally Posted by IshaanIan

I believe that Sonet ought to be a digital creation right? Does not look real to me.

This is definitely a render. The reg number returns an invalid entry.

[KSPatil]

Outdoor render of the Tata 207, full CGI, 3dsmax and VRay