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Amazing AxF Material Scans for Your KeyShot Scenes

If you haven't taken the opportunity to browse KeyShot Cloud for materials or other assets, now is a great time. We occasionally upload high quality materials, textures, and models used on our quick tips, but there are some KeyShot users who also share really amazing materials. Today, we're highlighting a set of unique AxF materials created by Philip Feilhaber at KeyShot reseller, KeySoft. View the full article

Cary OConnor

Cary OConnor in KeyShot

How to Deliver AR with QR Codes

With USDz and GLB export from KeyShot, there are a lot of ways to experience your 3D models. One common method is to share them with a QR code. The person uses the camera on their mobile device to scan the QR code which opens a link and (on modern mobile devices) displays the 3D model right on the screen. Today, we'll show you how to do this. View the full article

Cary OConnor

Cary OConnor in KeyShot

The 2021 Core77 Design Awards: KeyShot Prize Winner and Highlights

We were honored to jointly sponsor the Core77 Design Awards with Stratasys this year. With so many talented designers and teams, and many memorable designs, this was an incredibly challenging design award to single out one winner. What made the Core77 Design Awards unique is the detail that each team provided about how they used KeyShot in the process and what challenges KeyShot helped solve. In the end, we selected three for a variety of reasons but, in the end, had to make one selection to tak

Cary OConnor

Cary OConnor in KeyShot

Volumetric Lighting in KeyShot: How to Create Light Rays

KeyShot has an array of lighting capabilities from simple drag-and-drop HDRI lighting to physical lights, along with lighting presets to get you started and a Light Manager to make controlling your scene lighting easy. KeyShot also has rich volumetric lighting capabilities that allow you to create light rays (god rays) or lights shining through a hazy scene. Today, we'll show how it's done using KeyShot's Scattering Medium and Spotlights. View the full article

Cary OConnor

Cary OConnor in KeyShot

Delft Hyperloop Team Uses KeyShot to Visualize the Future

The Delft Hyperloop is a climate-neutral, scalable Hyperloop system designed to transport passengers at speeds over 620 mph (1000 km/h). Over the past six months, the Delft University of Technology DH05 team has worked toward proving the technical and commercial viability of the Hyperloop concept. Part of this was the completion of a full-scale pod design. This month, it was successfully presented at European Hyperloop Week in Valencia, Spain. View the full article

Cary OConnor

Cary OConnor in KeyShot

Using KeyVR Connect for Collaborative VR Design Reviews

KeyVR Connect is a new feature that allows you and your team to join the same virtual scene where you can collaborate and make design decisions in real time, from anywhere. If you're new to KeyVR, it's a way to go from your KeyShot scene to a VR environment with a single-click. It's made for designers, requires no coding, and is the easiest way to go from 3D to VR. You can find out more and try it at keyshot.com/keyvr/. Now let’s get started! View the full article

Cary OConnor

Cary OConnor in KeyShot

Stratasys & KeyShot Packaging Design Competition

Luxion and Stratasys continue to lead the way in how designers, engineers, and innovators use 3D rendering and 3D printing to solve complex design challenges. In product development, time is money. That’s why Stratasys and Luxion collaborated to create a streamlined digital to physical workflow. Designers can now go from concept ideation and sketch to visualization and render to putting full, CMF detailed design models in stakeholders’ hands, faster than ever before. And now, we're bringing the

Cary OConnor

Cary OConnor in KeyShot

KeyShot 10.2 Now Available

Today, we release KeyShot 10.2. We've introduced some great new features with KeyShot 10  and the updates with KeyShot 10.2 round out the focus with KeyShot 10 in the areas of materials, geometry, and workflow. Across each of these, improvements in performance and usage have remained a priority. View the full article

Cary OConnor

Cary OConnor in KeyShot

Using Depth of Field In KeyShot

KeyShot has all the features that allow you to capture your scene just as you would with a real-world camera. Its ability to add depth to a scene is no different and, it's a whole lot easier. KeyShot’s Depth of Field (DOF) camera settings is a simple, powerful option to bring another level of realism to your product shots. Let's have a look at how to use it. View the full article

Cary OConnor

Cary OConnor in KeyShot

RenderWeekly KeyShot Animation Challenge [Winner & Finalists]

Over the past few weeks, we teamed up with @renderweekly as they hosted the first KeyShot Animation Challenge on Instagram. We were thoroughly amazed with the creativity and unexpected use of KeyShot Animation to visualize so many different products and more effectively communicate design. We would like to thank RenderWeekly and, to everyone who took part in the challenge, you amazed us - THANK YOU. View the full article

Cary OConnor

Cary OConnor in KeyShot

Mike Jelinek on Using Gravity Sketch & KeyShot for HIS Comic Art Series

Mike Jelinek is no stranger to using software to explore the extents of creating concepts and art. His Metasketch research explores the use of KeyShot toon material in the process of rapid ideation and his Machines of Adventure series is his concept of a cinematic universe where KeyShot is used to render the visual used in each episode (there are three you can check out). View the full article

Cary OConnor

Cary OConnor in KeyShot

Mike Jelinek on Using Gravity Sketch & KeyShot for His Comic Art Series

Mike Jelinek is no stranger to using software to explore the extents of creating concepts and art. His Metasketch research explores the use of KeyShot toon material in the process of rapid ideation and his Machines of Adventure series is his concept of a cinematic universe where KeyShot is used to render the visual used in each episode (there are three you can check out). View the full article

Cary OConnor

Cary OConnor in KeyShot

Adding Textures and Materials to Labels in KeyShot

KeyShot allows you to more accurately communicate the physical properties of your labels by applying materials and textures to them. Of course, you can simply add a label to a surface and run with the default settings but you can push the realism even further with simple adjustments to material and texture. View the full article

Cary OConnor

Cary OConnor in KeyShot

How to Use Denoise and Firefly Removal in KeyShot

When you have unwanted noise or specks of light in your image, Denoise and Firefly Removal will clean it up quick. Today, we'll take a look at KeyShot Denoise and show you how you to use it to smooth out your visuals to produce faster results from your KeyShot scenes.   View the full article

Cary OConnor

Cary OConnor in KeyShot

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