Bower 24mm f 3-5 ED AS UMC Tilt-Shift lens Low-poly 3D model

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The Bower 24mm f/3.5 ED AS UMC Tilt-Shift Lens (Canon EF Mount) high-quality low-poly 3D model used in various fields like game development, advertising, interior design, and motion picture art requires precise details to be accurate. This level of detail was achieved through ortho-photos of a real lens. Modeling consists of a few meshes, making it low-polygonal and resource-friendly for systems. The two-material approach uses Lens body and Glass Lens materials, enhancing the realism and authenticity of the model. High-quality textures contribute significantly to its realistic look, ensuring compatibility with any renderer. This is made possible by incorporating high-resolution photo-textures, resulting in a more realistic appearance even at close-up shots. By carefully considering topology and combining detailed textures, the minimum number of polygons needed to achieve maximum quality can be determined, which can satisfy demanding requirements even at zoomed-in views. Additional texture types such as Specular, Glossiness, and Bump are also used for increased realism. In Maya Software materials or V-Ray MTL materials for Maya, Bump Multiplier is set to 0.2 for optimal results. The various reflective capacities of the different areas of the model can be easily adjusted by adjusting Specular and Glossiness maps, which provides the effect of multiple materials without actual usage. In total, there are four main textures used in the model: Lens body, Glass Lens, Specular map, and Glossiness map, with each texture having a resolution of 2048 pixels squared and being saved as .png files. An original .PSD file is also included for flexibility and ease of customization. The textures allow for various light effects to be accurately portrayed without the need for advanced renderers or expensive lighting setups. The model was created using Maya 2009, with correct dimensions in real-world scale measured in centimeters. All parts are correctly grouped and named, allowing users to easily understand their respective functions. In addition to the .ma file used as the original source format, other files like .fbx, .obj, and .DAE have been exported for use with different 3D software. For increased flexibility, a scene created using V-Ray has also been included in .ma format, making it compatible up to Maya 2012. The render-scene features six V-Ray Rect Lights plus reflectors, assigned with the V-Ray MTL material. Users should be aware of keys animation positions when working within scenes like these and do not need. Note: As a reminder, this model is optimized for low-poly applications, which means any additional smoothing will cause deformation that deviates from authenticity, compromising its use for more complex applications such as film or video production.