Take a photoreal render

No credits, no watermark and no queue: the work happens on your own machine.

1. 1

   Frame the shot

   The render uses the camera you are looking through, so it pays to place it first. Fixing the framing afterwards means running the whole thing again.

2. 2

   Set the time of day

   The sun study moves the sun by the hour. The same room at nine in the morning and six in the evening are two different photographs.

3. 3

   Draft first, resolution later

   Draft mode tells you in seconds whether the composition works. Only then is 4K worth asking for.

4. 4

   Or walk through it

   A 360° capture makes a panorama you can share, and tour mode walks the rooms at eye level.