I have set up the orthographic camera to look slightly downwards on the objects in a way that works well with a three point perspective.

Example front on view with perspective camera Orthographic Camera This composition provides a more natural feel as if you are standing in a room or space looking front on at the objects. I have aligned the perspective camera to point directly at the objects along the y axis. Viewing through camera Perspective Camera You may need to make sure you are viewing through the camera by clicking the camera button in the viewport layout window. This Blender file contains two basic camera setups, an orthographic camera and a perspective camera. To switch the camera simply go to the scene properties and use the drop down menu. In this file I’ve also included examples of The promo video shows a set of images and a few animations rendered from this file. I have also included a small set materials.Īs you can see, this template file includes a small set of cameras, backdrop and scene elements, objects, materials, and lighting options, all of which can be combined in different ways. Here is a view of screen grab showing the different elements in the document: View of scene collection in Blender With the exception of one of the materials (diamond), all of the elements within this file are relatively simple technically.

Rendering for Different Social Media Sizes.

This guide contains the following sections: You can download this file via my Buy Me a Coffee profile page for $6 (USD). This file includes some basic examples of objects, lighting, and materials etc, that can be used for reference, or as a basic starting point to put your own 3D models into.

The following is a basic user guide for my 3D Art Template File for Blender. It can also take a while to learn how to do things like export images and animations for social media etc. When you are new to Blender it can take a while to learn how to set up your cameras and lights, and how to create a basic studio like scene.

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