Product Visualization Pro Esben Oxholm Details His Workflow in New KeyShot Training Course

By on August 10th, 2017 in learning

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 Visualizing a 3D model before 3D printing
Visualizing a 3D model before 3D printing

Few tools are as indispensable in the design engineer’s toolbox as a solid product visualization tool. 

After all, why wouldn’t you want to see your model rendered beautifully after hours of modeling in a drab CAD modeling environment?

And for many industrial designers, mechanical engineers, and artists today, KeyShot is the go-to tool for its ease-of-use and ability to crank out eye-watering renders at the click of a button. But while it may be an intuitive piece of kit that can crank out rendering within seconds of booting up, there’s a lot more power to be found once you get under the hood.

Among others who have maximized KeyShot’s capabilities in their industrial design engineering workflow is designer and CG artist Esben Oxholm. Lucky for us, he’s about to launch a video course that documents this process: An Introduction to Photographic Product Visualization Using KeyShot and Photoshop.

Says Esben:

This course is a downloadable step-by-step guide showing you how to create a photographic product visualization using KeyShot and Photoshop. Bite sized videos leads you comfortably through model import over custom material creation, composition and staging, tailor-made lighting to output and final post processing. Whether you’re beginner or intermediate user of KeyShot, I’m certain you’ll gain new skills that will leverage your future work.

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