
Demonstrating Product Advantages Using 3D Rendering
Here is a story about one of our clients, a manufacturer of pergola shades from New Zealand. He contacted us asking to visualize his product from the best possible perspectives.
In this article, we will study how we worked on this job, and what its results were.
The client showed us his vision of how the shade should be presented in just one image.

We worked in 2 stages:
Stage 1:
We love certainty, so we decided to first identify the exact direction that we had to work in. To do this, we found more than 40 pergola images in various environments: day and night; under the morning sun and in the sunset; in tiny gardens and arid landscapes.
We needed this in order to determine the most favorable viewing angle, one that shows that such a shade would emphasize the pergola’s design and not mar it, as some potential buyers think.
When the client saw the results, he was surprised in a pleasant way, because he thought that it was his task to elaborate on what he wanted.
He ultimately picked four photos that matched his vision of how the product should be visualized.
Stage 2:
We created a separate 3D rendering based on each of the pictures. We paid attention to the lighting, ambiance, color palette, and all major characteristics of the original photos. In addition, we took into consideration the features of the client’s product, striving to combine all the factors in one 3D visualization.
Let’s take a look at the results.

That’s when the presentation of the pergola shade begins (see the next image).

- The greenery is elaborated to the finest detail. It’s not just a pattern, that’s why it looks so fresh and summery
- We also worked hard on the lighting and other details, so you can see realistic shadows cast by each and every object
- The most difficult part in creating a 3D rendering is conveying the atmosphere and the mood. This is why we added important nuances to show all the pros of using a shade. The buyer will now be able to spend the whole day in the pergola, regardless of the weather
But not everyone has a pergola located in such a spot, so we worked on the second picture. This is the image that the client liked:


Note that the shade does not take away from the overall attractiveness. Its white color refreshes and even slightly brightens the location, convincing the viewer that spending time in this pergola would be a wonderful experience.
The third picture is quite unlike the previous two.

And this is where the shade comes into play.

This convinces the potential buyer to become an actual buyer — of course, if he or she wants to give evening parties without depending on the unpredictable weather.
And now the last, fourth picture. It is special in that it is targeted at companies, who need protection against sun and rain just as private customers do. For example, if they have cozy outdoor couches and tables, installing a shade will be just the right thing to do.


Our client was amazed (in a good way!).
- He did not expect that our renderings would be so realistic (look at the first pair of images in this article to understand what he meant).
- Besides, the shades were presented from different perspectives, in different environments, and for different kinds of facilities. In other words, the visualizations showed the best sides of the product to virtually every possible buyer.
- As a result, the client had four images, each showing a certain advantage of his shades.
As you can see, a high-quality 3D rendering not only delights the eye of our clients and their prospective customers, but also serves to a certain purpose.
That is why, if you need to present a product and its benefits in a proper way, make sure to employ a professional and capable 3D visualization studio. Such 3D renderings keep working for your business for a long time.