Security Cam - Surveillance Camera Low-poly 3D model

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Security Camera Model for Various Settings The 3D model package contains two unique security camera designs. This comprehensive collection includes a standard wireless security camera and an angled security camera positioned at a downward tilt of ten degrees. This versatile security camera model is specifically tailored for realistic depictions in airport settings, bustling railway stations, metropolitan areas, banking environments, commercial shops, and street scenes. The detailed 3D model effortlessly blends into interior or exterior visuals with equal success. Designed to captivate the attention of audiences in diverse mediums, this robust security camera model can be utilized for broadcast television, high-definition films requiring up-close renderings, eye-catching advertising campaigns, architectural visualizations, and design demonstrations. Key Features: * This exclusive, royalty-free 3D model is fully original and suitable for any project. * Carefully based on authentic reference materials for maximum realism. * The detailed model ensures a great level of authenticity, with units measured in centimeters (cm). * Precisely scaled to a ratio of 1:1 for perfect proportionality. * Conveniently centered around the axis origin point. To facilitate user-friendly navigation and versatility: * All elements are independently separated into manageable sections. * Components are labeled with clear English descriptions for seamless translation. File Formats Available: - OBJ files provide easy importation in most design software platforms. - .Blend 2.79 allows exclusive access to materials tailored for Cycles. - DAE (Collada) formats support an extensive range of modeling and rendering applications. - FBX 7.4 delivers flexibility for use in diverse digital art tools. **Important Notes on Compatibility and Usage** The 3D security camera model has been extensively tested across various platforms: * Tested in Blender 2.79, a leading professional-grade software for computer-generated imagery. * Successfully imported into 3ds Max 2013 with no errors reported. In addition, OBJ, DAE, X3D files were accurately imported into MeshLab 2016 for seamless analysis and review of polygon data. Render testing: cycles (cycles).