Gold earbuds and charging case rendered in a sunlit desert setting

Dabarti / Services

Product images
and animation.

We can take care of your product visuals: create still frames, edit videos and add motion graphics, including variations, localizations and interactive 3D views.

What we offer

For studios, agencies and brands. Białystok, Poland. Projects in English and Polish, worldwide.

01 / Product images

From drawings to the final look.

A technical drawing, CAD data or an existing 3D model can be the starting point. We prepare the product, develop its appearance and render the images or animation you need.

  1. Prepare the model

    We clean up CAD geometry or build from drawings and references, checking the shapes and details that will be visible in the final shots.

  2. Materials, lighting and cameras

    We set up surfaces, textures and lighting, then use preview renders to agree the finishes, camera angles and overall look with you.

  3. Render and create the versions

    We render on our own farm and finish the images or film. The same scene can then be adapted for other colours, settings and formats.

Four finishes on the same earbuds

Select an image to compare the finish and setting.

White earbuds and charging case among pale marble forms01 / 04
Earbuds / independent studio studySee the project
Black Estelon loudspeakers against a grey background

From our commissioned work

Estelon

Product presentation made in collaboration with Tolm Studio.

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02 / Films & graphics

Product films, editing and local versions.

We can animate your product, edit footage you already have and add titles or simple motion graphics. We also prepare shorter cuts, vertical and square versions, and graphics using your approved translations.

The same clip in different formats and languages

Play the demo to see the film and format changes.
Materials & lightEarbuds
Illustrative adaptation / Earbuds studio study

03 / Technical & interactive views

Cutaways and assembly animations.

We can show the inside of a product, separate its parts or animate how they fit together. These views can be used in a product presentation or a technical explanation.

Detailed rendering of a CFM56 aircraft engine
Aircraft Engine / CFM56 — in-house technical study

An engine model developed in-house, with exposed pipes, housings and fan blades.

Ratchet Hub / assembly study

The hub components shown separately and coming together in an assembly sequence.

A product you can rotate and inspect.

Load the ratchet below to rotate it and zoom in. We can also prepare this type of Gaussian splat view from your product scene, for use in a compatible web viewer.

Exploded ratchet hub showing the mechanism and individual metal parts

The 3D scene downloads only when you load it. Best explored on a larger screen.

Independent studio study, not commissioned by or affiliated with DT Swiss.

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Dabarti / Białystok, Poland

Product data, materials, lighting and rendering.

Rendering is our main work. We clean up CAD data, work from drawings and other references, and prepare the materials and lighting. We handle large datasets and render on our own farm.

Four graphics cards in a render node from the studio archive
From the studio archive / building a render node, 2016

Interviews & presentations

Dated studio profiles and a conference appearance.

Get in touch

Tell us what you need to show.

Send us a description of the product, any drawings or references, and the images or films you need. Include the planned uses and your deadline. We will review the material and put together a quote.

Tell us about your project
What can we start from?

CAD data, technical drawings, an existing 3D scene or other references. We review what is available and agree any modelling or CAD cleanup needed.

Can you work with our team?

Yes. We can handle the rendering, animation or editing within your production, or prepare the images and film from start to finish.

What about price and timing?

We quote after reviewing the source files, shot list, versions and deadline. Model preparation and the number of images or film shots affect both the price and the schedule.

Can we use the model again?

Yes. The 3D model, sometimes called a visual digital twin, can be used for new images, finishes and animations. We agree reuse and scene-file delivery in the brief. Product changes may need additional modelling.

Which tools do you use?

3ds Max, Houdini, V-Ray, tyFlow and DaVinci Resolve, plus our own tools. If you need scene files or a particular handover format, let us know in the brief.