3D modeling technology is a type of computer graphics in which an image is created in three-dimensional space (according to the parameters width, length, and height). 3D graphics differ from 2D like sculpture differs from painting. Three-dimensionality allows you to show a lost or nonexistent object “live”, detail the subject down to the smallest particles, illustrate the interaction of elements, scale the object on a micro or macro scale, make the image more spectacular than in a photo or during normal shooting, and preserve realism or embody a fictional image.

3D modeling technology is a type of computer graphics in which an image is created in three-dimensional space (according to the parameters width, length, and height). 3D graphics differ from 2D like sculpture differs from painting. Three-dimensionality allows you to show a lost or nonexistent object “live”, detail the subject down to the smallest particles, illustrate the interaction of elements, scale the object on a micro or macro scale, make the image more spectacular than in a photo or during normal shooting, and preserve realism or embody a fictional image.