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[Paul Lang]

Here are a few product renders

[KeyShot]

Looks good. How did you model the waterdrops? I assume the bigger drops are supposed to be ice(?) and if so, I would recommend increasing the surface roughness and slightly lowering the index of refraction to 1.3.

[Paul Lang]

Thanks for the comments, appreciate it. The larger droplets are from a 3d model set of splashes and droplets I got from Dosch Design then individually placed. The finer droplets are bump maps placed on a duplicate of the bottle 0.01 percent larger than the original. Applied a liquid material and opacity map, revealing just the drops. As for the comment about the ice chunk I have to disagree. Unless ice chips haven't been submerged in water they will have no roughness and have just about the same refraction as water. I have been shooting beverage products for almost 20 years, both with real ice and studio ice and these look pretty convincing to me.

[Hossein Alfideh]

these are just amazing!!! Specially the last shot.well done

[DMerz III]

  great job! The liquid interaction looks great