cgi

Vocabulary Word

Definition

CGI, short for Computer-Generated Imagery, refers to images created with computer software. It's commonly used in movies, video games, and virtual reality for creating impressive visuals that simulate reality.

Examples in Different Contexts

For video games, 'CGI' enhances the visual quality and realism of game environments and characters. A game developer might state, 'CGI technology allows us to create highly detailed and dynamic game worlds that captivate players.'

Practice Scenarios

Product

Scenario:

The new kitchenware line must be visually captivating. We should think about how to showcase it effectively.

Response:

We could create a CGI rendering of the kitchenware line for our catalogue and online platforms.

Tech

Scenario:

With this new game, we're targeting a surreal, ethereal feel for the landscapes. We need really high-quality graphics.

Response:

Absolutely. With CGI, we can create stunning visuals to achieve that surreal, ethereal landscape.