Rose City Comic Con 2016. Oregon Convention Center, Portland, Oregon.
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Learning to “see in 3D” to improve 2D photos
As a 3D stereographer, I am always aware of the 3D space in front of me. And when shooting 2D, I often wish I was shooting 3D!
The key idea, in this linked column, is that by learning to see in 3D, we can improve our 2D photos. You might think “seeing in 3D” is obvious – after all we see a 3D world around us. But truly, as 3D photographers know, learning to see in 3D is a technique all unto itself.
About negative space, looking 3D and some other things.
Source: About negative space, looking 3D and some other things. By Dirk Dom – STEVE HUFF PHOTOS
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Shooting with small sensor cameras
Thor’s Well, Cape Perpetua, Oregon Coast. Photo taken with Nikon 1 J5. On this short trip, I took only small cameras, like the Nikon 1 and my Olympus XZ-2 “point n shoot” to see what I could do 🙂
“Circles in the Sand”, giant artwork on the beach below this cliff at Bandon Beach, Oregon.
Spruce Goose Aircraft in 3D, Evergreen Aviation Museum
Howard Hughes’ remarkable Spruce Goose aircraft is on display at the Evergreen Aviation Museum in McMinnville, Oregon. This is a “must see” aviation and space museum.
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Red/cyan Anaglyph
Cross-eyed view:
Parallel and side-by-side for 3D Monitors:
The Palisades, in 3D. John Day Fossil Beds National Monument
By shooting this cliff in hyperstereo, I have emphasized the deep crevices in the rocks. When we stand in front of this cliff and look at it with our own eyes, we are unable to see the deep depth of the cracks and crevices. But using the hyperstereo technique, these attributes of the cliff become obvious in this 3D image.
Photo taken with Nikon 1 V2 using the 3D “cha cha” method. Image processed in Stereo PhotoMaker.
Location: Clarno unit, John Day Fossil Beds National Monument, Oregon, USA.
