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GLBMedia-Tech Mt-4003 Chepre Webcam 3D Model
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| Vendor: | GMArtworks |
| Published: | Oct 26, 2023 |
| Download Size: | 149.4 MB |
| Game Ready: | – |
| Polygons: | 150,000 |
| Vertices: | 150,000 |
| Print Ready: | – |
| 3D Scan: | – |
| Textures: | Yes |
| Materials: | Yes |
| UV Mapped: | – |
| PBR: | – |
| Rigged: | – |
| Animated: | – |
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Media-Tech Mt-4003 Chepre Webcam 3D Model
"Media-Tech MT-4003 CHEPRE"
All parts were made from scratch in Vue Studio and I converted everything to OBJ format so that I could finish everything in Daz Studio. Textures are self-made and others are Daz shaders to get everything correct.
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Webcam Media-tech Chepre MT-4003 350,000 pixels CMOS sensor video image: 640 480, 30 frames per second focus: 3 cm to infinity lens with five glass lenses manual focus USB interface.
The model called Chepre looks like a cute little box. At first glance, this appearance of the camera does not seem practical, although it is very cute (the dimensions are just right for the "sweetness effect"), until after a quick look you notice that the camera can be rotated vertically. At the bottom of the housing there is a focusing wheel, while at the top there is a silver button that unfortunately only serves for decoration. On the front next to the lens there is a slot with a green LE diode that lights up when the camera is connected to a computer. The connection is made with a USB cable that has a non-standard connector on the side that goes to the camera. The only way to connect when the computer case is on the floor is with a USB extension cable (cables with a regular mini-USB connector cannot be used). The performance matches the manufacturer's claims: in good light or during the day the frame rate is actually all 30fps, while in lower light it drops slightly. In really dimly lit rooms it manages to run around 20fps (which isn't a bad result). The image is of excellent quality, meaning virtually no adjustments are required after installation.
All parts were made from scratch in Vue Studio and I converted everything to OBJ format so that I could finish everything in Daz Studio. Textures are self-made and others are Daz shaders to get everything correct.
About:
Webcam Media-tech Chepre MT-4003 350,000 pixels CMOS sensor video image: 640 480, 30 frames per second focus: 3 cm to infinity lens with five glass lenses manual focus USB interface.
The model called Chepre looks like a cute little box. At first glance, this appearance of the camera does not seem practical, although it is very cute (the dimensions are just right for the "sweetness effect"), until after a quick look you notice that the camera can be rotated vertically. At the bottom of the housing there is a focusing wheel, while at the top there is a silver button that unfortunately only serves for decoration. On the front next to the lens there is a slot with a green LE diode that lights up when the camera is connected to a computer. The connection is made with a USB cable that has a non-standard connector on the side that goes to the camera. The only way to connect when the computer case is on the floor is with a USB extension cable (cables with a regular mini-USB connector cannot be used). The performance matches the manufacturer's claims: in good light or during the day the frame rate is actually all 30fps, while in lower light it drops slightly. In really dimly lit rooms it manages to run around 20fps (which isn't a bad result). The image is of excellent quality, meaning virtually no adjustments are required after installation.
