3D rendering is done with the help of specialized software. The software creates a three-dimensional model of an object, and then uses that model to create an image. The software can create images from models that are created by hand, or it can generate images from data that is collected by computers.

3D rendering can be used to create images of real objects, or it can be used to create images of imaginary objects. Imaginary objects can be anything that does not exist in the real world, such as ghosts, monsters, or aliens. (Spooky!)

3D rendering is often used to create images of products that will be sold. For example, a company might use 3D rendering to create images of a new car before it goes on sale.

3D rendering is also used to create images of buildings and other structures before they are built. And that, is where Ardra Vision comes in!

Sometimes when we want to see what something will look like, we can just imagine it in our mind. But sometimes that’s hard to do, or sometimes we just want to see it from a different angle. So some people came up with this idea of making a picture that looks like it’s 3d. And that means that you can see it from all different angles

Rendering is used in architecture, video games, simulators, movie or TV visual effects, and design visualization. 3D rendering produces images that look realistic, like a photograph or a movie.

The time is dependent on how much detail is required in the final image.

The more detail required, affects how much detail is required in the model itself.

Custom modelling increases the time required.

The creation of a digital form, to virtually create an object that may, or may not, exist in reality.

Particularly useful when your design is years away from completion, needs investor buy-in, or even simply relies on the depiction of a one-of-a-kind light fixture!