Hasselblad H5X Body Low-poly 3D model

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It is a high-quality low-poly 3D model Hasselblad H5X Body utilized in various fields such as game development, advertising, interior design, motion picture art, visualization, etc.. The modeling process was conducted by taking ortho-photos of a real DSLR camera which allows for all the details of the design to be recreated with authenticity. The ease of use of this model lies in its construction from two meshes, making it low-polygonal and saving system resources. Additionally, it has only two materials: Body and Glass, simplifying usage even further. A carefully thought-out topology and detailed textures enable a minimal amount of polygons to produce maximum quality visuals that can be utilized for close-up shots as well. For enhanced realism, additional texture features are employed, including Specular, Glossiness, and Bump. When utilizing the V-Ray renderer, ensure you set BRDF Type to Phong for an accurate glossiness effect. For optimal reflecting performance, set Use Fresnel with a Fresnel IOR of 5. Adjust Bump Multiplier between 0.1 - 0.2 for ideal bump depth. Specular and Glossiness maps can be adjusted to display various reflective and dispersing capacities across the model's surface areas, thereby providing the effect of employing more materials without any additional textures needed. A total of four main textures is available with each one having a 4096 pixels square resolution in .png format. Also included are the original texture files saved as .PSD in an accompanying archive. The 3D model was created using Maya 2009 software. Its dimensions accurately correspond to real-world measurements in centimeters, and all parts are correctly grouped and named for seamless use. A rendered scene prepared using Maya 2014 and V-Ray 2.40 renderer is included with this model, correctly compatible up to earlier versions of the Maya 2012 software saved as .ma format files. This render-scene includes six V-Ray Rect Light reflectors and a correctly assigned V-Ray MTL material. Preview Images on Timeline show relevant keyframes for Model and Render Camera. A HDRI lighting scene was used to enhance visual realism, and while it provides better understanding of the model's material characteristics and geometry, this particular rendering is not included for sale purposes.