In this project, I created a photorealistic rendering of the Logitech MX Vertical model. My goal was to model the product in detail in terms of design and to achieve the closest result to a real-life photo.

Modeling Process 

Blender The basis of the work was the 3D model I created in Blender. I used subdivision modeling and hard surface techniques to accurately capture the ergonomic and organic forms of the MX Vertical. I examined reference images for detailed shaping and worked carefully to reflect the curves in the grip area of ​​the model in the most accurate way.

Texture and Texture Process 

 Substance Painter & Blender After completing the model, I focused on the realism of the textures:  I created the basic PBR textures in Substance Painter. I processed the soft-touch plastic effect on the surface of the mouse, lightly brushed metal buttons and matte plastic details. 

I added some special effects using procedural shading in Blender. I worked with noise & roughness maps, especially for the slight reflections and surface irregularities on the table surface. 

 Lighting & Render 

Blender Cycles I created a low-key and natural light scenario to provide photorealism.  I provided the ambient light with HDRI lighting. I emphasized the shape lines and texture of the mouse with extra spot lights. I used Depth of Field (DOF) in the camera settings for depth effect and realistic blur.