The Theatre and Circus Fields of the Glastonbury Festival. A 3D film highlighting the different areas and acts from the 2011 Festival. Made by Craig Lees, © Solent Productions 2011.
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three-dimensional, three-D, 3-D 1. (Mathematics) of, having, or relating to three dimensions three-dimensional space 2. (Miscellaneous Technologies / Photography) (of a film, transparency, etc.) simulating the effect of depth by presenting slightly different views of a scene to each eye 3. (Mathematics) having volume 4. lifelike or real How To Do It Step By Step : – Open your image in photoshop – Create a new layer from menu bar (Layer ? New ? New Layer) – This layer will be used to paint over the original image. The closest object represented will be white, the farthest, black and all other objects in between will be given different shades of gray. -brush the objects from white to greys to black.( Make sure the entire image is covered with greys, whites and blacks. Dont go outside the lines of your object ? Click the channels tab next to layers ? Select either a red, green or blue channel ? Right click on the chosen channel ? Click duplicate channel ? It will ask what you would like to call this channel ? Call it whatever you want, maybe 3D for saving purposes ? Under destination, click the drop down and select NEW, also give it the name 3D ? Photoshop will open it as a new file (you can blur the image a little bit if you want to soften the edges) ? Save this file as a .psd in the same folder as the image you are currently working on ? Close the newly created depth map After going back to your original image you will want to turn off the greyscale layer that …
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