Computer-Generated Imagery, or CGI, is digital imagery created using computer software. It can be used to create compelling visualisations where the only limits are those of the imagination. CGI content can be static, dynamic or even interactive. Content can also be created by a combination of real-life digital photographic imagery combined with computer-generated 3D models. In the last few years advances in 3D visualisation technology have also made it possible to view CGI in stereo giving the ultimate experience of computer generated content.

CGI can be used for:

Check out our 3D tutorials section for more information about how 3D content is created and presented in digital media. Go to the 3D case studies section to see some of our previous work this field