3d Product Photography

Type: 360.3d Product Photography

Shots: 40 Images

Timeline: Up to 40 Products per day

Description:

3D product photography is an innovative technique that enables the creation of a three-dimensional representation of a physical object in a digital space. The mid-century wooden chair photographed for the Indiana State Museum was an excellent example of how this technique can be used to enhance the museum experience for visitors.

To create the 3D model, the photographer used specialized equipment and software, which involved photographing the chair from multiple angles using a high-resolution camera placed on a turntable. The resulting photographs can be processed using photogrammetry software to create an accurate 3D model of the chair.

This 3D model provided museum visitors with an interactive and immersive experience, allowing them to explore the chair from various angles and zoom in and out to view it in more detail. Furthermore, the 3D model could be utilized to create virtual reality experiences, enabling visitors to “sit” in the chair and experience it as if they were there physically.

The versatility of 3D product photography extends beyond museums, as it can also be beneficial in e-commerce sites to showcase products in greater detail, enabling customers to view them from all angles before making a purchase. Additionally, it can be used in product design and manufacturing to create digital prototypes that can be tested and refined before physical production begins.

Overall, 3D product photography is an excellent tool for creating interactive and immersive experiences, and the mid-century wooden chair photographed for the Indiana State Museum exemplified its value in enhancing the way we interact with physical objects in a digital space.