Nikon 1 Nikkor 10mm f 2-8 Lens Low-poly 3D model

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The high-quality, low-poly 3D model of Nikon's Nikkor 10mm f/2.8 Lens is used across various industries such as game development, advertising, interior design, motion picture art, visualization, and more. This precise model comes in two distinct colors: black and white. With detailed accuracy, modeling was done using real lens ortho-photos, resulting in an authentic reproduction of all the design details. Ease of use is assured since this model consists of only two mesh segments, making it a low-polygonal 3D model that conserves system resources. Additionally, it has two distinct materials - one for the lens body and the other for the glass lens. Regardless of which rendering tool you employ, this model will consistently deliver realistic results due to its high-resolution photo-textures. By carefully combining topological precision with detailed textures, even low-poly models can achieve optimal visual quality. This particular model's high poly-count may allow it to produce clear and close-up shots effectively. To increase advanced realism in the 3D representation of this Nikon lens model, the textures make use of various additional features: specular effects to display surface sheen and material depth; a bump mapping technique to give the appearance of small surface details and imperfections; and, finally, Glossiness maps which are set up to replicate diverse levels of reflective behavior in the object's distinct sections. The level at which this detail manifests is carefully controlled by setting Bump Multiplier in the Maya software or V-Ray materials between 0.1 - 0.2 for realistic bump effect presentation. This particular Nikon Nikkor 10mm f/2.8 lens model features four primary textures. Each has a resolution of 2500 pixels and comes in PNG format. Included within the original archives are these images, plus their raw texture files stored in PSD (Photoshop) format. There is also provided an alternate diffuse texture file which you may use as desired to give this 3D lens model distinct looks for various projects or presentations. For those familiar with using Maya 2009 software for creating 3D models and visualizations, rest assured that the original model was created within such environment. All the parts in the object have been carefully named, ensuring complete visibility and accessibility during use in your own 3D design process. Further assistance comes by means of pre-rendered images taken using specific render settings within a test scene that is ready to import into any version up to Maya 2012 along with its companion plugin V-Ray. All you must do upon import of this model into another platform, for example: Cinema4d, Modo or Sketchup software versions after 14, you can set it directly inside. If rendering scenes, take note of specific material and key settings, delete the preview images on translation/rotation channel from timeline keys once ready so to free up needed computer system memory in future usage.