How to Use SolidWorks 2010 PhotoView 360 to Create Photorealistic Images

If you are a SolidWorks user who wants to create stunning photorealistic images of your models, you might want to try PhotoView 360. PhotoView 360 is a rendering tool that is available in SolidWorks Professional and SolidWorks Premium. It allows you to
apply appearances, environments, and camera effects to your models and render them with realistic lighting and shadows.

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In this article, we will show you how to use PhotoView 360 to create photorealistic images of your models in four easy steps:



Open a file
Apply appearances
Apply an environment
Render


Step 1: Open a file

To get started, click the PhotoView desktop icon or click Start > Programs > SolidWorks > PhotoView 360. Then, click Open File, browse to a SolidWorks part or assembly file, and click Open[^1^].


Step 2: Apply appearances

Next, you can customize the look of your model by applying appearances. Appearances are predefined materials that have properties such as color, texture, reflectivity, and transparency. PhotoView 360 comes with a library of appearances that you can
browse and drag to your model. You can also create your own appearances or import them from other sources.




To apply an appearance, click Appearances and browse to an appearance such as blue glass. Select Face, Body, Part, or Assembly, and drag the appearance to the area you want to change[^1^]. You can also edit the appearance properties by double-clicking on
it or right-clicking and selecting Edit Appearance.


Step 3: Apply an environment

An environment is a 3D scene that surrounds your model and affects the lighting and reflections of your rendering. PhotoView 360 provides several environments that you can choose from, such as studio, outdoor, or indoor scenes. You can also load your own
High Dynamic Range Images (HDRI) to replace the current environment[^2^].


To apply an environment, click Environments, then double-click a scene or drag one to the work area[^1^]. You can also control the orientation of the floor relative to your model by clicking Floor Orientation and dragging the handles[^2^]. You can also
display or hide the environment, the floor, or a background image by clicking Scene Options[^2^]. A background image is a 2D image that is displayed behind your model for visual effect[^3^].


Step 4: Render

Finally, you can render your model and see the results. Rendering is the process of generating a photorealistic image from your model using ray tracing technology. Ray tracing simulates how light rays interact with your model and its environment.


To render your model, click Final Render and wait for the results[^1^]. You can change the settings such as the resolution or file format by clicking Settings[^1^]. You can also use Preview Render to see a quick preview of your rendering before
finalizing it.


Conclusion

PhotoView 360 is a powerful and easy-to-use rendering tool that can help you create photorealistic images of your SolidWorks models. By following these four steps, you can apply appearances, environments, and camera effects to your models and render them
with realistic lighting and shadows. You can also explore more features of PhotoView 360 by clicking Gallery to see examples of what you can do with it and by clicking Help > Online Tutorials for videos that help you quickly learn about it.
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