Product Animations

[bdesign]

Absolutely awesome work! Beautifully done. Bravo

Cheers,
Eric

[puyopuyo]

Very well executed animation! Is that all setup in 1 scene or multiple scenes composed in post?

I´m glad you like the animations - they are multiple scenes composed in After Effects.

Wow! That's awesome!
The movement is just so fluid and great timing. Is it all animated in Keyshot, or did you create the animations in the modeling program and just render them in Keyshot?

The first animation of the work light and the last camera animation around the copper fan were made in Maya and imported into Keyshot. All other animations are from Keyshot. Thanks for your comment!

Killer! What I love about your work is that it's very clean and polished.

I always try to be as clean as possible when showing products, cool to hear that you like it!

Absolutely awesome work! Beautifully done. Bravo

Cheers,
Eric

That´s great to hear thanks Eric!

[puyopuyo]

New video online:

[Esben Oxholm]

Great stuff!
Everything is nice, but really love the shot at .35 - killer work!

[puyopuyo]

Thanks Esben! I´m really happy you like it.
It´s funny- I´ve had similar reactions about the shot at 35s with the Switch gamepad pretty often. This was the shot with the least amount of work with a Keyshot interior environment for lighting, no ground, and almost no work in After Effects. That´s the power of Keyshot I guess- a decent model will look great immediately! 

[Esben Oxholm]

Ha, true.
It's always the stuff that takes the least amount of work that is the best

A lot of different things works very well in that shot. The close-up composition, the steady pan, the highlights on the glossy parts, the subtle rotation. Good stuff.

[Will Gibbons]

Nice! Plenty's been said about this already, but I'll add my two cents and say it rocks! The speed ramps-- all KS, all post or a combination of both? Good execution!

[Magnus Skogsfjord]

Stellar work! +1 to all the commenters here. Clean, communicative and gorgeous.

[puyopuyo]

Ha, true.
It's always the stuff that takes the least amount of work that is the best

A lot of different things works very well in that shot. The close-up composition, the steady pan, the highlights on the glossy parts, the subtle rotation. Good stuff.

Great to hear your thoughts on that shot- thank you! These videos are teamworks with 2-3 participents and this shot was made entirely by my coworker Katharina and she sends her thanks for your praise! 

Nice! Plenty's been said about this already, but I'll add my two cents and say it rocks! The speed ramps-- all KS, all post or a combination of both? Good execution!

Thank you Will- the zoom cuts were made with Premiere.

Stellar work! +1 to all the commenters here. Clean, communicative and gorgeous.

Thank you for your feedback Magnus always appreciated! 

[puyopuyo]

New animation about our heaters- most of the modeling and animation by Katharina Fedelheimer.

[Will Gibbons]

I like the carousel approach on this one.

[Sushmitaroy]

That was really a good animation. How much time it took to complete the entire animation i.e., from initial modeling to final output?

[puyopuyo]

I like the carousel approach on this one.

Thanks, that was one of the few parts that was created by me. I planned to do something with the scattering medium feature for the spotlight but didn´t make it for the deadline.
Next time!

[puyopuyo]

That was really a good animation. How much time it took to complete the entire animation i.e., from initial modeling to final output?

Thank  you!
That´s tough to answer- we modeled 10 heaters for product images this winter which took about 2-3 weeks for my coworker. The animations, rendering and editing took about 1-2 weeks after that.