BlackBerry Curve 9320 Piano Black Low-poly 3D model

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It's a high-quality, low-poly 3D model of the BlackBerry Curve 9320 Piano Black that's being used in various fields like game development, advertising, interior design, motion picture art, visualization, etc. The model was created using ortho-photos of the real phone, so it accurately reproduces all details of its design. The model is easy to use because it consists of a single mesh and has only one material. Regardless of which renderer you're using, this model will always look realistic due to high-resolution photo-textures. The thoughtfully designed topology of the low-poly model combined with detailed textures allows for minimal polygon count while achieving maximum quality, making it suitable even for close-up shots. This model uses only one material and has a photo-texture assigned to its diffusion map. To add advanced realism, specular, glossiness, bump, and emission maps are also used for the luminous elements of the model, such as screens and indicators. To get the best possible bump depth, the bump multiplier is set to 0.1-0.2 in Maya Software materials or V-Ray MTL materials for Maya. The specular and glossiness maps control reflective and dispersing capacities across different areas of the model, giving the impression of using multiple materials. A total of five main textures are used, with resolutions up to 2500 pixels square in .jpg format. These textures include a PSD file for each archive. There's also a version of the keyboard with Cyrillic symbols and a Russian-speaking screen. The model was created in Maya 2009 and has real-world scale measurements in centimeters. All parts are correctly named. Additionally, an adjusted render-scene is provided that was created in Maya 2014 using V-Ray 2.40 as the renderer plugin. This scene can be opened in earlier versions of Maya up to 2012 with V-Ray 2.0 since it's saved in .ma format. The render-scene includes five V-Ray Rect Light reflectors, and a V-Ray MTL material is assigned to the model. There are also preview images set for timeline positions and render camera position conformity. For users who want to utilize the model in other 3D programs, scenes have been saved in .fbx, .obj, .DAE, and .max (2010 version) formats. Note: Since this is a low-poly model, it's not designed for use with any smoothing modifiers.