Are the visualizations of sufficient quality for printing?

Yes - 3D visualizations are fully adapted for printing in any format. Each time, I adjust the resolution and technical parameters to specific needs: whether it's printing an A4 catalog, a roll-up for a trade show, or a large-format billboard.

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Adaptation to the target format

Before final rendering, we determine where the visualizations will be used. Based on this, I select the appropriate resolution and frame proportions. A small folder requires different parameters than a large-format advertising banner—you get each project in optimal quality without excess pixels, but also without the risk of blurring.

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Color space and colors

I prepare files in the CMYK color space, which is standard in printing houses. Thanks to this, the colors on the printout will look exactly as they do on the approved render. If you need it, I can also provide an RGB version for online publications - one project, two color formats.

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Re-rendering – new possibilities

The biggest advantage of 3D visualization is flexibility. If, after some time, you need the same scene in a different format—for example, you have a catalog and are now planning an outdoor campaign—all you need to do is re-render from the saved project. There is no need to organize a new photo shoot, rent a studio, or wait for weeks. I change the resolution and aspect ratio and export the finished file, often within a day.

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3D visualizations are a long-term investment—once created, the model can be used for print, the internet, and any future campaign, in any format and resolution.

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