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VantageKV vs a CGI studio
A CGI studio builds the model and renders the architecture. That work stays theirs. What changes is everything after: the golden hour version, the family on the lawn, the vertical for stories, the tweak the client asks for on Thursday. Those used to be new rounds with the studio. With VantageKV they come from the render you already have, in minutes.
Side by side
| CGI studio round | VantageKV | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | The 3D model | The finished render |
| Turnaround | Usually days per round | About three minutes a run |
| Changes | A new round, often billed | Type the change, run again |
| People and life | Modelled figures, often stiff | Photographed-looking people, caught mid-moment |
| Formats | Each one a separate render | 16:9, 21:9, 4:5, 9:16, 3:2 from the same brief |
| The building | Exactly as modelled | Exactly as rendered |
| Who drives it | The studio, from your brief | Your team, in plain words |
Use both
The best launches use the studio for what only a studio can do, the architecture, and VantageKV for the campaign around it. Brief the studio for accurate renders of the key views, then make every lifestyle frame, time of day and format from those renders yourself.
Questions
Does VantageKV replace a CGI studio?
No. A studio models the building and produces the renders; VantageKV starts from those renders. It replaces the extra rounds that turn a render into campaign imagery: new light, new people, new moments and every format the media plan needs.
Will the building match the studio's render?
Yes. The render defines the architecture and every prompt ends with an instruction to keep it exactly as rendered: storeys, massing, facade, window rhythm and landscaping. Only light, weather, people and mood change.
What does a key visual cost on VantageKV?
70 to 240 credits depending on engine and size, on plans from $25 a month. There are no per revision fees: a change is another run.
Try it on a render from your studio. Free.