CGI is the whole scene: massing, materials, landscape, and light, built because a camera cannot stand there yet. It is the right tool for a development and the wrong tool for a listed house that already exists. If the house exists, we photograph it.
Developers selling a phase before construction
Architects who need more than one marketing view
Sales galleries that need a dusk hero of an unbuilt amenity
Send the set and the decision the picture has to support: the street presence, the courtyard, the unit interior.
A clay pass locks the view. Sales teams often discover here that the preferred angle shows the loading dock. Better now.
Two rounds. Landscape age is chosen explicitly.
The stills, plus the note the sales gallery can keep behind the desk so the picture and the promise stay the same.
A rendering is one accurate view, often for design review. CGI is a set of marketing scenes, with landscape and atmosphere, still tied to the drawings.
Yes. A photographed plate is often more honest than a fully synthetic street. Send the plate and the survey.
A slow camera move of an approved still is available. A full fly-through is a film budget, quoted separately.
Tell us the address, the file count, and what must stay true. The reply confirms the price before production.
Answers come from this website. A person still prices every job.