Paymentsense

Dojo Go.

How CGI launched Paymentsense’s new contactless payment sub-brand — replacing legacy photography with a launch-ready visual library spanning hero lifestyle, catalogue silos and macro close-ups.

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The anchor render

Dojo Go, in context.

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Project at a glance

A launch-ready CGI library, end-to-end.

Client

Paymentsense

Sector

Fintech / Merchant Services

Project Type

Product Launch Visualisation

Services

3D Product Rendering, CGI

Software

Cinema 4D, Adobe Creative Cloud

Year

2021

Deliverables

Hero lifestyle still for above-the-fold product page
Studio silo renders for ecommerce and retail
Macro close-ups — screen, card slot, contactless top
Multi-angle catalogue cuts — front, iso, side, float
Before/after comparison vs. legacy photography
Hand-in-shot lifestyle scale and context renders

The Brief

Resolution, detail and a launch worth trusting.

Paymentsense — Europe’s largest Merchant Services provider — were launching their new sub-brand Dojo and needed a complete visual library for Dojo Go, their contactless mobile payment device.

Their existing photography couldn’t resolve the device detail at launch resolution. Macro features — screen, card slot, contactless top — weren’t reading. And they needed a consistent visual language across product page, retail listings, partner decks and paid social.

We translated Dojo Go into a launch-ready CGI library — hero lifestyle in-hand, catalogue silos for ecommerce, macro close-ups for editorial and float renders for premium contexts. Every asset derived from a single 3D source for total visual consistency.

The Work

From lifestyle hero to macro detail — one pipeline.

A complete CGI library: in-hand lifestyle renders, catalogue silos, macro close-ups and float compositions — all produced from the same 3D source for total visual consistency.

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01Hero Render
A lifestyle hero that anchors the launch.
The headline render places Dojo Go in a credible in-hand context — communicating scale, portability and the contactless payment promise in a single frame built for the product page and paid social.
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04Macro Detail
Material precision at the macro scale.
A series of close-ups on screen, contactless top and card slot — showcasing the finish quality, button detail and engineering tolerance that photography couldn’t resolve at the resolution Paymentsense needed.
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05Float View
A weightless float for premium contexts.
A floating render with controlled shadow and reflection — a versatile cut used inside hero banners, investor materials and editorial features where the device needs to read as premium tech, not retail kit.
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06Top View
A top-down lifestyle composition.
A top-view render with hand-in-frame — engineered to communicate everyday usage, scale to the wrist and the tap-to-pay moment that defines the Dojo Go customer experience.

Catalogue Silos

Multi-angle silos for ecommerce and retail.

A library of clean silo cuts — front, iso, side — engineered for product pages, retail listings and partner decks where the device must read instantly without environmental noise.

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Before / After

Photography vs. CGI — the resolution leap.

A direct comparison between Paymentsense’s legacy product photography and the final XO3D render — the same device, photographed and rendered to launch standard.

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The deliverable

A full launch render library, built once, used everywhere.

A scalable CGI pipeline produced additional whitebox catalogue silos and macro detail frames, all consistent with the launch renders so product pages, retail listings and partner decks stayed visually locked.

Marketing-ready assets

Whitebox catalogue — additional silo angles

Detail shots — closeup/macro

Detail shots — additional macro frames

What made this project different?

Creative Commentary.

Paymentsense came to us because their existing photography couldn’t resolve the device detail at launch resolution — and they needed a visual language that could scale across product page, retail and paid social.

We built a single lighting language and a clean material study for the Dojo Go, then derived every asset from that source — hero lifestyle, catalogue silos, macro close-ups and float renders, all visually consistent.

The result is a launch library that gave Paymentsense full creative control over how Dojo Go appears in every channel — no reshoots, no inconsistencies, no compromises on detail.

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Macro Detail

Material precision at the macro scale.

Close-up renders on contactless top, product face and card slot — showcasing finish quality, button detail and engineering tolerance that photography couldn’t resolve.

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Credits

The team behind the work.

Creative Director

Alex Mann →

Producer

Thomas Howcroft →

Director

Connor Hamilton-Smith →

3D Modelling

Joseph Cletus →

Lighting & Rendering

Jack Robertson →

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Dojo Go.

Resolution, detail and a launch worth trusting.

A lifestyle hero that anchors the launch.

Material precision at the macro scale.

A weightless float for premium contexts.

A top-down lifestyle composition.

Creative Commentary.

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