Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH3 Black Low-poly 3D model

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Here is a high-quality low-poly 3D model of Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH3 Black widely used in various fields like game development, advertising, interior design, motion picture art, visualization, etc. Modeling was done by using ortho-photos taken with a real digital camera, which allowed all details to be recreated most authentically. This model is easy to use due to its few meshes, making it low-polygonal and saving system resources. It also has only one material. Regardless of the renderer used, this model will always look realistic due to high-quality photo-textures with a resolution of 4096 pixels per square. The thoughtfully designed topology combined with detailed textures enables a minimum amount of polygons to achieve maximum quality, making it suitable even for close-up views. For enhanced realism, additional textures are used, including Specular, Glossiness, Bump, and Emission for luminous elements such as screens and indicators. A Bump Multiplier of 0.1-0.2 is set in Maya Software materials or V-Ray MTL materials for optimal results. There are five main textures with a resolution of 4096 pixels per square in .jpg format, along with an original texture file in .PSD format in the archive. The display or flash animation is simply achieved through the rotation of the mesh and the group containing the display. This model was created using Maya 2009. All parts are correctly named, and it has correct dimensions in real-world scale measured in centimeters. There's also an adjusted render-scene available for Maya 2014 with a V-Ray 2.40 plug-in. This scene can be opened in earlier versions up to Maya 2012 using V-Ray 2.0 by saving it as a .ma file. The render-scene includes five V-Ray Rect Light reflectors, and the V-Ray MTL material is assigned to the model. Preview Images with keyframes are set for the model and Render Camera position on Timeline. If you don't need these positions, remember to delete animation keys from translation and rotation channels. The model can be used in other 3D programs by opening scenes saved as .fbx, .obj, .DAE, or .max(2010) files. Note: This is a Low-Poly model, so it's not suitable for the use of any smoothing modifiers.