"Having not used a third party vendor for the production of videos before, when we found Offset Studio, we found an excellent match for what we were trying to achieve. From our very first contact, Camelia was prompt at replying and an excellent communicator throughout the whole project. Her technical knowledge in regard to understanding our product was superb and her script and storyboard, hit the nail on the head. The process was fully colloborative and transparent throughout, we were never left chasing the next steps. All in all, a pleasure to work with, and the end product was just what we were looking for."

Marketing Manager, Wixroyd Group

Scalable 3D Rendering for E-commerce and Catalogues

"Entire process was very well organised from start to finish and genuinely exceeded expectations. Timekeeping was spot on throughout, communication was clear and consistent, and the feedback process was handled efficiently with quick and thoughtful iterations. Overall, everything ran smoothly and professionally, making it a very positive experience."

Denny Schenk, MD of Retro Glazing

3D Product Visualisation Projects

Projects completed for B2B and e-commerce applications, featuring engineering, automation components, food and beverage, consumer products and more.

Customisable Rendering Packages to Suit Every Product

Camelia Cumming, 3D product visualisation specialist

Professional 3D Product Rendering Services

Offset Studio is a 3D animation and rendering studio that helps B2B manufacturers and engineering firms market their products with 3D product renders and technical animations.

Offset Studio is owned by Camelia Cumming. She holds a Masters degree in Product Design Engineering from the University of Glasgow. Her background is in CAD applications engineering, having worked with hundreds of engineers across the UK to optimise their CAD workflows and provide consultancy on 3D rendering and animation for sales, marketing, and technical documentation.

Too often, the design and performance of a product are hidden inside data sheets, technical specifications and test reports, instead of being shown in a way buyers can instantly understand. That's the gap we bridge here.

Whether you're launching a new machine, putting together a proposal, or updating your product catalogue, we work directly with you as your dedicated 3D render partner. We turn your CAD files into 3D product renders and animations for pre-sales and sales enablement - making your engineering visible, understandable, and ready for market.


Frequently Asked Questions

What CAD and 3D files do you work with?

I work with CAD data from a range of CAD software, including Creo, SolidWorks, CATIA, Fusion 360, Inventor, Siemens NX, Solid Edge, Rhino, and Onshape.

In most cases STEP files (.step or .stp) are preferred. If that isn't possible, other usable neutral formats include IGES (.igs or .iges), Parasolid (.x_t), and ACIS (.sat).

For SolidWorks assemblies, you can simply share a Pack and Go folder with me for the easiest data transfer.

For Onshape users, you can directly share your CAD documents with me without needing to export your CAD data.

I can also work with non-CAD 3D files, including mesh formats such as STL, OBJ, FBX, and Blender (.blend) files.

If you do not yet have CAD or 3D data, I can create a suitable model from product photographs, technical drawings, and verified dimensions.

What effects and simulations can be included in a 3D animation?

I can combine mechanical animations with technical effects and simulations to explain complex processes.

Mechanical animations: Moving assemblies, internal mechanisms, component interaction, cutaway views, exploded views, and assembly sequences.

Fluid and airflow: Liquids, air, smoke, gas, flow through pipes, ducts, filters, and process equipment.

Particles and bulk materials: Soil, sand, powders, dust, granules, and other materials moving through machinery or systems.

Material technology: Microscopic-style visuals for coatings, filtration media, surface behaviour, material layers, and internal product details.

Physics simulations: Fabric, flexible materials, soft bodies, rigid-body collisions, gravity, and object interactions.

Using these effects combined with a well thought through story can help show processes that are difficult to see in real life, difficult to film, or happening inside enclosed equipment.

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