Design model rendering according to real material appear.

Key shot provide better tools to render modeles with variety of materials and can input / out put many formats

Keey shot required more hardware performance to run the software. Rendering takes more time to give output

Its a very cool software, with very cool results if making virtual stidio sessions of products is your thing

What i like the most, was the intuitive interface that it have, and the parameters that covers

when i use this, i was a little younger , and i needed tutorials and complementary info to operate the software, but it was a little too hard to find it for me

Anyone can use to visualize her ör his components like real

Requires too much ram. Probably kist of rendering programmes do

I am a well trained animator come product visualizer.I used Key Shot software since 2015.I like the quality of Rendering and the simple interface of software .I did many product visualizing works using key Shot.and its well co operate with z brush.

Rendering time.It Takes much rendering time than other rendering software but.giving us a mind blowing rendering output.

It’s a great software that is capable of beautiful renderings! With enough experience you can create photorealistic renderings that would fool anyone.

Render times can be a bit slow depending on your computer but you can adjust settings so it doesn’t completely slave your computer.

I liked how easy it was to learn and use. There were also many online youtube videos to help with simple tasks.

Not that great with fabrics, not GPU based rendering and better features added to version 8, but I am stuck on version 7 until I can make a use case for the upgrade.

I have 8 months using it, and I think will be difficult to replace it because I love the quality of the rendering engine

This tool can achieve a high quality renderings with in just a short time, has a great material library and very easy to use. Also the lightning and mabckgrounds can be set on real time

is not able to model 3d, so the models should be imported, but it accepts a grand variety of formats

Overall, Keyshots is great for daily use for checking designs during drafting stages but it is not the ideal tool for large scale projects and Final renders.

Keyshot is the light weight rendering tool that gives nice crisp images to quick renders. It comes with decent material library that creates great looking images for your objects and renders. Its rendering time is very short making it idea to see how things would look during drafting stages. The program is very easy to use, straight forward instructions with cool functionality. Camera edits, HDR inage loading and much more for this simple program. Its not intensive on the graphics card and allows you to have walk through shots as well.

Keyshots doesn't have the final touches needed to make your design look realistic. It has no object library, and the preset environment maps are just bland.

Keyshot is perhaps one of the most immediate render creation programs. Over the years the quality level has increased considerably, offering the user new and effective features.

Some problems with transparent materials and with the rendering of lights persist.

I tried other products that promise the same level of quality and outlook, but they required a little bit more "Add ons" to give you your desired results. Keyshot made the difference with being able to work a little more exclusively within the program without additional Plugins. The program definitely helped in giving my projects a real world look, and vibe...nothing else comes close at the moment, at least not for me in my opinion.

I like the fact that you can integrate certain files from similar programs, and work within Keyshot without any big issues overall. Also, I love the fact that you can wrap the virtual surroundings in any 360 photo environment, and have it reflect onto the contents the project...the realism is amazing!

Honestly, it meets all my expectations and more but, the only thing that should be giving a boost is the animation options, but besides that, it's worth anyone's investment.

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The best thing about keyshot is how easy the interface is and how simple it is to find the tools and settings you're looking for. The rendering is rather quick and I love just being able to drop materials on to parts of my CAD model based on how it looks in the side bar, which shows the material rendered onto a round ball. The material then assigns in realtime so you can toggle between choices quickly instead of waiting for a high quality render and comparing that way.

Sometimes will not quite understand your 3D geometry but for the most part does well with keeping the entire model structure together.

I love it, it is a great tool to make fast and great quality renderings for clients to look at options with different materials/finishes.

Very intuitive interface, all the materials (especially chrome, silver, gold, and all glass) are really high quality and rendering gives you photographic quality!

It is perfect for small objects/products if you have a non-highend computer, rendering times are slow, on an average laptop, but manageable. No need for animation, so far but it would be great to have it.

3D rendering of images and videos related to designs

Keynote is having larger material library and environmental layouts which facilitates to develop realistic visuals

Keyshot is a expensive software but worth for its cost.Overall quality and performance is depend on hardware

By far, the easiest solution for computer rendering software. No fumbling, setting up lights, position or extra details, just import the software add the textures and render. Regardless of this simplicity it doesnt lack in features or extra customization that may improve your results greatly.

This tool is more focused on product rendering, so users looking for architectural or interior design solutions may not be happy with this software, although I've personally rendered interior spaces with great results.

The possibility to create beautiful pictures for company-folders or other marketing equipment is endless.

You need a few hours spent with the application to be able to make great pictures!

I use keyshot almost everyday to render out products and also use keyshot to help with my photo manipulation projects! Loving it

I love that it's easy to use, love love love the interface. And the features and functions are amazing. Really like how many material there, and also very easy to set up lighting. Plus the quality of the renderings are amazing!!

It's a little pricey but there isn't anything i dislike about it. Maybe if it offers a little more of a modeling side it would be nice.

It has been nice for a few work projects, but it was too much to use for me in the long run.

This is great for 3D product prototyping. It imitates a lot of features like a camera would.

It costs a good amount to use the software and is not free like other 3D software out there.

Very good to use modeling real virtual models before practical applications.

It is easy to pick and apply materials to each sub assembly parts as we want. Very good material library.

It is some hard to rendering for general computers. When the model is get more complex, the machine can struct.

Overall, Keyshot is fantastic, and I would absolutely recommend it to anyone. The quality is astounding and can make your product look so good!

I used Keyshot in school, and now in the startup I am working with. I have always found it to be the best rendering program I could get my hands on. It is easy enough to use that even beginners can get really cool renderings. I ended up getting the keyshot pro version because I felt like having the HDRI editor would be important to get more custom lighting environments. After using Keyshot over the last year, some of the features that I have really appreciated using in my workflow is the model sets and studios. As a designer I do a lot of iterations and so being able to make these different model sets and being able to switch between them quickly for comparison has been really valuable. The keyshot viewer software that goes along with that seems really useful for that too, though I haven't used it very much yet.

You want to make sure you have a pretty powerful computer because it definitely takes a lot. I am running on a windows surface and it works it pretty hard. Sometimes it takes a little while for the renderings to be done, but it works. The only other issue I have had is sometimes when I click to open the render dialogue box, the software will just close/crash and I lose all of my work if I didn't save beforehand. I have lost a couple of projects that way. Of course I should always save often, but I wish they had some kind of recovery method or something.

Great texture and surface finish options.

Could add options to add spot lights and manipulate custom lighting.

Keyshot has been very useful to me when i was a student and needed to quickly create images of my projects.

Fast to learn program. It's easy to get quality results in rendering.

When you start needing professional level features, you need to look for a more complicated program such as 3ds max

I like that the free trial offers all of the features, so you can actually see if the program will be beneficial to you. I really like that it helps give clients a more realistic visual of my work.

I don't like that it takes so much space on your computer, and is pretty slow to download to begin with. It is also way out my price range.

I liked that it didn't take me long to become familiar with the functionality and use of this product.

I am not a poweruser when it comes to 3D and maybe this is a great bit of software but we were using it to handle 3D models of cars coupled with backplate images in a teaching environment for photographers. There exists now other software options that might work better that you might already have on your desktop. Highly likely though that if 3D is your thing this might be a great software solution