Scoop Studio
Compatible with KeyShot 10 and later
The Scoop Studio is an essential scene set within a large backdrop scoop. By default, the single light source - which comes pre-configured in a wide and narrow beam - casts long shadows away from product.
Rendered by Joe Cassidy.
The chair by Rob Evans seen in demos is included so you can see the file in full operation.
KeyShot package file (.KSP) containing the full scene and all resources (this excludes any hero products that are featured in promotional images, unless stated otherwise in the description).
Lightroom Presets
We advise using RTX graphics cards (ideally RTX 4060 and above) and rendering in GPU mode as a minimum to run our Interior files. 4070 and above recommended for smoother performance and reasonable render times. Our Studio scenes are much lighter to run.
This is a KeyShot 10 package. You will need KeyShot version 10 and above to open the file.
Our resources are mastered in GPU mode. You may see different results in lighting and materials when rendering in CPU mode. Although, the disparity between them has decreased since the launch of GPU mode in KS9.
Promotional images have been post-processed in Adobe Lightroom Classic using the included presets.
The license covering Asset usage is determined by the type of Units you purchase in order to redeem resources: either Individual or Enterprise.
Individual licenses are suitable for students, freelancers, and organisations where there is only one Software (e.g. KeyShot, Blender) user. For organisations where there is more than one Software user, or annual revenue >£2m, you must select Enterprise.
All Assets can be used for commercial and non-commercial purposes. However, only Enterprise licenses permit using Assets to create visuals for:
- E-commerce
- Packaging
- Retail displays
- Paid advertising (online, print, broadcast)
Learn more on our License page or see our full Terms & Conditions.
Scoop Studio
Asset in action
The assets we make are just a beginning. There are endless possibilities for how you could deploy them in your workflow.
Here's a demo render made using this resource.
Lightroom Presets
Edit your renders just how we do with our included Adobe Lightroom Presets
