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While creating the visuals for a wormhole, I accidentally discovered the method for making the visuals of the iPhone 16. Here’s how it’s done—sharing it with everyone! iPhone 16 Visual Tutorial 1. Download a 3D software (C4D or Blender both work) 2.Create a donut model. 3.Add a material and...

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Awesome work, thanks!

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Personalize your #iPhone16 with Strap & Charms, and MagSafe Compatible accessories! Endless combinations to match your style. Shop now. #CASETiFY

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Sweet, thanks!

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this should be viral, it’s so cool!

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Nice man!

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That's a surprisingly creative approach to visualizing new tech, thanks for sharing your unique process!

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Can be done in Photoshop with less steps tho but keep cooking

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That's crazy!

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