Small-scale live streaming, personal creation, and basic virtual studio setups—meeting the needs of simple virtual content production.

Only supports a single signal source (standalone version).

Fixed-path virtual camera movement only

High-end live streaming, virtual launch events, large-scale digital showrooms, integrated media platforms for radio and television, university‑level media programs, MCN agencies, and other medium‑to‑large‑scale virtual studio environments—meeting the demands of professional‑grade content production.

Supports 8 signal sources (multiple camera angles, NDI sources, and media sources).

Supports free-path virtual camera movement.

1. The overall style is minimalist, with basic lighting used to simulate natural light and shadows.
2. The color scheme is understated, the composition is clean and free of clutter, highlighting the subject;

1. The surface boasts rich textural detail and a strong sense of light and shadow.
2. The transitions between light and shadow are soft and varied, with a strong sense of three-dimensionality;
3. The visuals are clean and airy, balancing a strong sense of space with rich textural depth.

1. Achieves a photorealistic level, with visual effects that closely resemble the real world;
2. Light and shadow, color, materiality, and spatial hierarchy are rigorously grounded in real-world experience;
3. Close-up details withstand magnification, with textures and materiality rendered with remarkable realism;

1. The details are meticulously recreated from the real world, achieving a top-tier level of realism;
2. The interplay of light and shadow feels utterly immersive, with the visuals virtually indistinguishable from the real world, maximizing the sense of presence.

1. Distinctive style, striking colors, and vivid design;
2. The visuals are highly artistically compelling, with strong visual memorability;

1. Basic color correction: unified adjustments to white balance, exposure, contrast, and saturation;
2. Simple lighting and shadow optimization: reduces noise in dark areas and enhances highlight details.
3. Color Uniformity Calibration: Ensures color harmony among elements within the scene.
4. One initial draft submission + one round of revisions

1. Full‑process color correction: Precisely adjust white balance, exposure, contrast, and saturation to correct color deviations.

2. Fine-grained lighting optimization: Adjust scene lighting and shadow layers, and simulate realistic light refraction and reflection effects.

3. Material Color Optimization: Enhance the textural quality of scene materials and ensure that colors align with material properties.

4. Stylistic Color Grading: Align with the brand’s tone or specific scene requirements to create distinctive styles such as oil-painting aesthetics or a high-tech vibe.

5. One initial draft delivery + one round of revisions

1. Customized color scheme design: Develop a proprietary color palette tailored to the intended context, brand identity, and target audience.
2. Cinematic Color Grading: Precisely controls color gradation and dynamic range, enhances shadow detail while suppressing highlights, and supports HDR color grading.
3. Virtual–Real Color Matching: Ensures color consistency and synchronized lighting between the virtual scene and the live‑action footage, achieving a seamless integration.
4. Dynamic Color Optimization: Dynamically adjusts color settings to suit moving elements and visual effects within the scene.
5. Deep Integration of Material and Color: Tailor exclusive color rendering to match the material characteristics of each scene, enhancing its realism.
6. One initial draft submission + two rounds of revisions