Comment by chefandy

It wouldn’t be cheap but I could see 3D modeling and physically based rendering (I’ve been working with Octane but others should do the job fine) being a really good use case for this. Having a bazillion years in 2D but getting into 3D at a professional level a few years ago, I don’t think I’d even suggest using a purely 2D approach if I was looking for optimal results. Match all the camera specs, simulate all sorts of lighting and weather patterns from all sorts of angles, etc.