3D Production

Production encapsulates the complete process from initial photography to final presentation product.

3D productions often begins with taking a large number of digital stereo photos of the intended subject. These stereo photos are reviewed in 3D to select the best views with the design of the intended show. The selected views are re-photographed for the final composition and edits. Additional graphics and sound clips are composed into a digital show. The completed show is rendered to final product that can be played on any Windows computer as a free standing 2D or 3D presentation.

Typical Production Outline

Preliminary Photography

A broad range of stereo pictures are taken

 

Photo Selection, Show Design

Stereo pictures are reviewed in 3D and selected views chosen. Concepts of additional graphics, sound clips are considered.

Selected Photo Re-Shoot

For critical presentations, a careful high resolution re-shoot of selected views is done.

 

Photo-Prep

Components are combined. Stereo pictures usually required significant amount of editing to balance and correct the twin views.

 

Render to Final Product

Digital presentation product is rendered with all components into a composite 3DP digital package. The 3DP product is enabled for presentation in a variety of modes, such as projection, print or computer display.