So, logically, high-poly models are made of many polygons while low-poly contain fewer of them. Those are small closed geometric shapes that are combined into one mesh that works as a surface of 3D objects. So what are low-poly and high-poly models and what’s the difference between them? Both terms come from polygon modeling that is based on building 3D models from polygons. Moreover, client managers are always online to consult clients on CG services and help to choose the right type of modeling.
Thankfully, a multidisciplinary 3D modeling company can deliver any type of 3D model equally quickly and save them in universal 3D formats like obj, max, fbx, blend, mtl, etc. The only difference is that you need high-poly models for certain tasks and low-poly ones for others. See for yourself, 3D models can be used for any CG service - static rendering, 3D configurators, animation and even interactive VR/AR applications. With 3D modeling, manufacturers and marketers got plenty of new opportunities for product promo instead of prototyping and old-school photography.
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