Companies like RebusFarm have done from indie rendering services to multi-national enterprises because more and more businesses need rendering services. So, the big question is, why has 3D rendering become so popular? Why are so many indie creators and big businesses using rending services? Here are just a few business benefits of the use of 3D rendering.

Communicate Very Clearly

Obviously, 3D rendering will facilitate some forms of communication better than others. Telling your staff to take out the bins on Friday is best done with text rather than with a rendered image. However, if you wish to explain why a design will fail, then having 3D-rendered images may help explain the problems with weight distribution and sizing. It will certainly explain it better than trying to describe it. In cases like these, pictures do say a thousand words.

Accurate Designs with Precise Measurements

These days, having your designs rendered out is more than just artwork. You can actually have them designed with perfect and precise measurements. Not only does this make your rendered designs look as real as possible (in terms of size and scale), but it also helps to plan a design a little better. If there is a measurement that is off or needs adjusting, then it will be visually obvious when the renders are completed.

Branding and Marketing

Outside of animation and game design, it is fair to say that marketing is a very big user of rendering services. Many of the adverts you see on the Internet have a certain amount of 3D rendering. Be it simply a piece of highlighted text, to a fully digital image of a product. You can generate things like text with design programs, but when you generate written content using 3D modeling, you add a layer of realism, lighting and shade that is very difficult to recreate by traditional means. Plus, adverts that use 3D modeling will often look better than those with a flat design. This is not always the case, but the potential for a better-looking design is right there for the taking.

Getting Your Displays Perfect

Extending the message from the previous point, when you create your adverts using photographic images, then you have to deal with things like blurry areas, dark spots, glare and so forth. However, when you create a 3D model, you can get to control all the problematical factors. This means that you can have perfect lighting every time, or you get to decide which parts are blurry and which are saturated. You have far more control over your output, so you can make your displays, your demonstrations, and your adverts as perfect as you desire.

Flexible and Changeable

Once you become good at 3D modeling, you can switch up and change your designs very quickly. This is ideal for a range of industries, from animation to product design. Plus, thanks to things like machine learning, making alterations has become faster. This is because the base or framework of a design is altered, and then the textures, lighting, etc., are built on top of the model by an AI program. If a company uses 3D rendering, especially if it uses a rendering service, then the use of 3D modeling becomes a massive time saver.

Very Cost-Efficient

This carries over the message made in the previous point. If something takes less time, then it costs less money. If changes take less time, then they cost less money. However, there are more ways to save money. For example, people creating 3D models will often reuse assets. This means you keep the very high-quality values of the design without the added work. These days, there are programs and features that add things like water effects and fire and smoke effects with just a few clicks of the mouse. This means that things you would usually take weeks to design, a waterfall, for example, can be achieved in a matter of minutes. Even a sketch artist with pen and paper couldn’t boast such quick (and ergo cost-efficient) results.