Olympus E-5 body Low-poly 3D model

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It's a top-notch mid-range 3D model Olympus E-5 that excels in multiple areas of 3D Graphics like game development, advertising, interior design, film production, visualization, etc. User-friendliness shines through as this model boasts only a few meshes, keeping resource usage minimal. It also sports a single material, simplifying the creative process even further. Whatever rendering engine you use, this model will always deliver stunning realism thanks to its high-resolution photo-textures that pack incredible detail. For enhanced realism, additional textures like Specular, Glossiness, Bump, and Emission are used for luminescent elements of the model - such as screens, indicators, etc. Setting Bump Multiplier at 0.1 - 0.2 in Maya Software materials or V-Ray MTL materials for Maya delivers an unmatched level of Bump depth. Specular and Glossiness maps allow various reflective and dispersing properties across different parts of the model, giving a more convincing effect akin to multiple materials being used. A total of five main textures accompany this asset - all sporting a high 3200-pixel resolution in .png format. For added flexibility, original texture files are included in PSD format within the same archive. Rotating the display mesh or group triggers an intuitive and seamless animation. This model was expertly crafted using the robust Maya 2009 3D program. Each component maintains accurate dimensions to match real-world scales in centimeters - making them perfectly organized and named for efficient workflow management. In addition, an optimized render-scene has been generated using the V-Ray 2.40 plugin within Maya 2014, while still accommodating earlier versions up to Maya 2012 with V-Ray 2.0 due to .ma format compatibility. The scene is equipped with six powerful V-Ray Rect Light + reflectors and leverages the versatile V-Ray MTL material. To maintain visual accuracy, positions of model and Render Camera on Timeline have been pre-keyed - however, unnecessary keyframes should be removed to streamline your workflow. If you plan to integrate this asset into other 3D software, you're covered with .fbx, .obj, .DAE, or even 2010-compatible .max scenes available in the archive. Please note that since it's a low-poly model, using any smoothing modifiers might undermine its designed appearance.