Olympus SP-720UZ Black Low-poly 3D model

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It's a top-notch low-poly 3D model, Olympus SP-720UZ Black, that has been used across various fields like game development, advertising, interior design, motion picture art, and visualization. This detailed model was crafted using ortho-photos from real cameras, resulting in a remarkably authentic replication of its design. One major advantage is the ease of use due to its three mesh construction, which keeps polygon counts low and resource utilization in check. With just two materials (Body and Glass Lens), you can rely on the system's resources being spared. No matter what rendering tool you employ, this model will consistently appear realistic thanks to the incorporation of high-resolution photo-textures. A carefully planned topology and textured design allows for a minimum number of polygons while maintaining maximum quality, making it suitable even for close-ups. Additionally, advanced realism is enhanced by incorporating Specular, Glossiness, Bump, and Emission textures, particularly on luminous model elements such as screens and indicators. To maximize bump depth in Maya Software materials or V-Ray MTL materials, set the Bump Multiplier to 0.1-0.2. A total of five primary textures are used, each at a resolution of 2048 pixels square and saved in .jpg format. You'll also find the original texture file in PSD format within the archive. This versatile model features simple animation for flash opening and closing via rotation of the mesh. The model was crafted using Maya 2009 software and accurately scaled to match real-world dimensions in centimeters. Every component is well-named, ensuring ease of use. In addition, there's a pre-made render-scene created in Maya 2014 with V-Ray 2.40 plugin included. This scene works seamlessly on versions up to Maya 2012 with V-Ray 2.0 because it's saved as .ma format. The render-scene includes five V-Ray Rect Lights and reflectors, along with the assignment of V-Ray MTL material. To simplify things, you'll also find set keys for model positions and camera preview images on Timeline. If needed, users can easily switch to other 3D software by saving the model in .fbx, .obj, .DAE, or .max (2010 version) formats. Important note: Since this is a low-poly model, it's not suitable for smoothing modifiers use.