(: A New Way to View your coins... Let's take into the 3rd Dimension! :)

SpaceMonkey

certainly not perfect... but a new process i am working on utilizing my 3D animation abilities.... keep in mind that this comes from a straight on photo... not angled shots from a camera.

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greymars

direwolf1972

Interesting. The more touched up great looking photos I see the more I want to try to learn more about PS. But at this rate I'm never going to get any time and energy at the same time off from work. These 12+ days at work 6 days a week are killing me.

coinsarefun

That is cool looking, I like it

Mesquite

That is very good.

messydesk

Not enough reeds.

Cool picture!

JapanJohn

Very cool. I see I'm a couple steps behind you in Photoshop just like I was a couple steps behind you hitting the Buy It Now button on the Discovery Sac. Boy that was the worst mistake I made all year.

You've got to be tickled with that purchase even though it was a lot of cabbage at the time.

John

jessewvu

Are you using Lightwave or something along those lines? I worked on a few animations that were on the History Channel show Tactical to Practical. It was for work I did in the Air Force. Pretty cool stuff. I imported digital elevation maps from the US Geo and then figured out a way to import real flight data also so the animations were "real life representative". We were working on an automatic air collision avoidance program (Auto ACAS) and the animations were the key in non team members being able to visualize what we were doing and how the system really worked.

Sorry, I can't find any videos that are public releaseable. These are screenshots of some animations I did. The aircraft are situated over Edwards AFB.

SpaceMonkey

<< <i>Are you using Lightwave or something along those lines? I worked on a few animations that were on the History Channel show Tactical to Practical. It was for work I did in the Air Force. Pretty cool stuff. I imported digital elevation maps from the US Geo and then figured out a way to import real flight data also so the animations were "real life representative". We were working on an automatic air collision avoidance program (Auto ACAS) and the animations were the key in non team members being able to visualize what we were doing and how the system really worked.

Sorry, I can't find any videos that are public releaseable. These are screenshots of some animations I did. The aircraft are situated over Edwards AFB. >>



that is too funny! i do a lot of work for the history channel... i actually did the title animation for that show... small world...

as far as applications.... i use Electric Image for 3D Animation and FormZ for Modeling.

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kiyote

What's the BIN Sac I keep hearing about! I wanna know!

Cladiator

Looks pretty cool man. Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't the edge on the big image at top of the collage a created edge and not the actual edge of the coin?

Here's a way to get the actual edge of the coin featured.

SpaceMonkey

<< <i>Looks pretty cool man. Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't the edge on the big image at top of the collage a created edge and not the actual edge of the coin? >>



yes... all angles in the image have an artificial edge.... and the relief is artificial too... i know it's not perfect or 100% accurate... but was my first shot at it and will get better as i play with it more.... sweet half dimes and nice composite!

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mgoodm3

Here's my version of 3D. Just gota cross your eyes to see it.

SpaceMonkey

<< <i>Here's my version of 3D. Just gota cross your eyes to see it. >>



could never see those... but that's awesome!

anyone have some blue and red 3d glasses around? I can do that!

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