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Choosing between different 3d models of the same object
I am looking at 3d models of iphones priced at very different prices. from $79 to $5. I am having a hard time choosing between these models, since to the naked eye, there is barely any difference. Often I am not sure if that difference is just the different lightning used in the scene.
Lets take these 2 items for example: https://www.turbosquid.com/FullPreview/Index.cfm/ID/1022876 and https://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/apple-iphone-6s-space-max/972105 .
The second one is 2.5x the price of the first one. I am wondering, what is that, that am paying extra? Is choosing between them just a matter of personal taste?
I hope this question makes some sense and I am looking forward to your answers.
cheers, Jeremy
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Well…It’s not like paying extra for something. I’m guessing every seller has put some effort modelling it and can charge what they want and what they think the market allows.
I believe in almost every usage you can get the same result with both those meshes. But lets say I want it for a game or for GPU render with multiple “clones”. I’d get the one with the least amount of polygons.
If I’d want for app mockup images. I’d get the one whose render is closest to the look I’m after.
If I’m on a budget. I’ll get the cheapest one. And so on.
Having more options is a good thing.
Cassius Marques
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Thanks for clarifying that out to me. And yes, having more options is really a good thing.
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