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 3D rendering is the process of converting a 3D model into a two-dimensional image or animation using realistic lighting, surface textures, and shadow effects. This technique accurately simulates how light interacts with digital objects, producing detailed and lifelike visuals. Commonly used in architecture, mobile app development, game design, product visualization, and film, 3D rendering enables the creation of photorealistic environments or stylized scenes. As a vital stage in the 3D modeling and computer rendering pipeline, it transforms raw models into polished images that visually communicate the final concept of a project. 

 3D graphics involve the creation, manipulation, and rendering of digital objects in a simulated three-dimensional space using advanced computer software. Unlike 2D graphics, which display only height and width, 3D graphics introduce depth, making visuals appear more realistic and immersive. These digital models are built from a mesh of vertices, edges, and polygons, then enhanced with textures, lighting, and shading to simulate lifelike materials and environments. 3D graphics are essential in fields like video game development, animation, architecture, mobile apps, and virtual reality, enabling rich, interactive experiences and visually compelling representations of both real and imaginative worlds. 

 3D animation is the process of generating moving images within a three-dimensional digital environment. It begins with the creation of 3D models, which are then animated using techniques like keyframing, rigging, and motion paths to simulate lifelike movement. Unlike 2D animation, which uses flat illustrations, 3D animation introduces depth and realism—bringing characters, objects, and environments to life in a dynamic way. Commonly used in film, television, video games, mobile apps, and virtual simulations, 3D animation enables immersive storytelling, detailed interaction, and engaging visual effects across a wide range of industries.