Olympus Stylus SZ15 Black Low-poly 3D model

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It's a top-quality low-poly 3D model Olympus Stylus SZ15 Black that gets used across multiple fields such as game development, advertising, interior design, motion picture art, and visualization. This model was built by combining real digital photos shot with an actual camera, which is why it features every single detail from the original design precisely recreated. You'll notice this model is a breeze to use since it consists of just a few meshes and is extremely low-polygonal (saving your system's resources). It also has only two materials - Body and Glass Lens. No matter what kind of renderer you're using, this model will look perfectly realistic thanks to the high-quality photo-textures at 4096 pixels per square inch. The thoughtfully-designed topology low-poly model pairs seamlessly with detailed textures to create a minimum number of polygons while maintaining an incredibly high level of quality - good enough even for up close shots. Plus, we used advanced features like Specular, Glossiness, Bump, and Emission for the shiny elements (like screens or indicators) to really bring it to life. To take realism to the next level, these textures come with various reflective and dispersing capabilities, giving your model an extra layer of detail that would require more materials otherwise. Speaking of details, we've included 5 main textures, each at 4096 pixels per square inch in .jpg format - or you can grab them from the .PSD files if you prefer. As for the camera flash, we've kept things simple with just a rotation animation of the mesh. This entire model was built using 'Maya 2009' 3D software and has real-world dimensions at the centimeter level, making sure every part is correctly named and grouped. We also threw in an adjusted render scene from 'Maya 2014', complete with a V-Ray 2.40 plug-in. If you want to use this model in different 3D programs like Maya 2008, just swap it out for the saved scenes in .fbx, .obj, or .DAE formats. One last thing - since this is a Low-Poly model, remember that any smoothing modifiers aren't designed for use here.