Fujifilm Instax 210 Low-poly 3D model

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It's the top-of-the-line low-poly 3D model Fujifilm Instax 210 Black that's widely used across various fields in 3D Graphics such as game development, advertising, interior design, motion picture art, visualization, and more. The modeling process involved taking ortho-photos of a real camera, which is why all the design details are recreated with stunning accuracy. This model is easy to use because it's made up of just two meshes, keeping resource usage minimal, and has only two materials - Body and Glass Lens. Regardless of which renderer you choose, this model will always look incredibly realistic due to its high-resolution photo-textures. The carefully designed topology of the low-poly model combined with detailed textures allows for maximum quality with a minimum amount of polygons, making it suitable even for close-ups. To enhance advanced realism, additional textures like Specular, Glossiness, and Bump are used. To get the best out of these, the Bump Multiplier is set between 0.1 to 0.2 in Maya Software materials or V-Ray MTL materials for Maya. The Specular and Glossiness maps create various reflective and dispersing capacities on different parts of the model, giving it an effect similar to using more materials. In total, there are four main textures, all with a resolution of 4096 pixels per square inch in .png format. These can also be found in their original .PSD format within the archive provided. The model was created using 'Maya 2009' 3D program. It comes with real-world scale measurements in centimeters and has correctly grouped parts, each given unique names for ease of use. For rendering, an adjusted scene has been created in Maya 2014 with the V-Ray 2.40 plugin. This scene is compatible with earlier versions of Maya up to 2012 using V-Ray 2.0 because it's saved in .ma format. It includes five V-Ray Rect Light reflectors and assigns a V-Ray MTL material to the model. To ensure preview images, animation keys are set on the Timeline for both the model and Render Camera positions. Don't forget to delete any unnecessary position changes from translation and rotation channels. For those looking to use the model in other 3D programs, scenes have been saved in formats .fbx, .obj, .DAE, and .max (2010 version) for added convenience. Important Note: As this is a low-poly model, it's not designed to work with any smoothing modifiers.