3D animation typically comes in the form of an optical illusion in which viewers  see drawings or still images as if they are looking at them in real life.  The term “3D animation” means that an object or a digital environment is three dimensional.

To bring objects to life, graphic designers use 3D software to export picture sequences. 3D animation graphic designers place objects into live scenes while capturing different camera angles. Objects that have texture may appear solid and can be rotated and moved like real objects. Depending on how the objects are manipulated, it gives the impression of animation or movement. By passing consecutive images quickly through an object, the viewer’s eyes believe that motion has taken place.

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