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3D rotation of images in a web page
Category: Computers > Graphics Asked by: design_jazz-ga List Price: $4.00 |
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25 Feb 2005 02:40 PST
Expires: 27 Mar 2005 02:40 PST Question ID: 480595 |
I'm looking for a piece of software (or knowledge of how this could be achieved in Flash)that will enable me to create an image that can be rotated in a web page. I don't want to create a 3D image from scratch using 3D softwere, I want to be able to take photos of an existing object from different angles, and put them together in such a way that they give the impression of being a solid 3D object which can then be rotated by the visitor on a web page. I know this software exists. I've even read a bout it in one of my magazines, but can't locate it. This website http://shop.orange.co.uk/shop/show/handset/nokia_6230/detail shows the feature in action, with zoom too, but clearly these pictures have been drawn in a 3D app, I want to avoid that lengthy process and take photos. cheers | |
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Re: 3D rotation of images in a web page
Answered By: rolnick-ga on 28 Feb 2005 21:27 PST Rated: |
Hi There are at least two options for you to get what you want: you can use panorama software with 3d object option/ "mirrored functionality" or you can use specialized software to create real 3d object from the set of photos. Both solutions have advantages and disadvantages and they product slightly different results. With panorama software you can create photorealistic, but not very interactive 3d-like objects without too much effort and difficulties. Real 3D objects are more difficult to build and they don't offer such level of photo-likeness - instead they are real 3d, which mean that they can be freely rotated, zoomed etc. For creating 3d-like photographic object you can use one of many panorama software available - most of the semi-professional software have such option. Example of such application is PixMaker ( http://www.pixaround.com ) - just click the link named "Object View" on the http://www.pixaround.com/products/pm10/index.asp page to see what you can do with a series of static photos. Another example of such software is Modelweaver (http://www.easypano.com/gallery_mw.html) or AppleQuicktime VR (official authoring tools are for Mac only) which have really nice gallery located at ( http://www.apple.com/hardware/gallery ), full of 3D views of their hardware products. There is also Photovista 3D objects ( http://wsism2.iseemedia.com/3dobjects/ ) - just like I said, there are really many programs capable of building such presentations. Please note, that most of this program creates objects that can be only rotated horizontal. For the best results you would also need a turntable and tripod. Real photo to 3D models builders are another story. They are more complicated, but results that you can get with them are quite interesting. Example of such program is D Sculptor ( http://www.d-vw.com/ ). It creates real 3D models from a set of carefully taken photos. It's much more complicated than programs listed above and it requires some 3D skills and experience. Good luck! Additional links: Tucows software listings http://tucows.com/3d95_default.html http://tucows.com/panorama_default.html Panoguide http://www.panoguide.com Search terms used: 3d objects photo 360 objects 3d photo Best Regards, rolnick-ga | |
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Re: 3D rotation of images in a web page
From: david1977-ga on 25 Feb 2005 20:58 PST |
Are you looking for panorama 3d software. What it is, you have to take multiple pictures then piece them together. |
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Re: 3D rotation of images in a web page
From: david1977-ga on 26 Feb 2005 13:16 PST |
Well you could record the video and convert it to flash then you would have to add in some click and drag feature or even a button to rotate it. You could also do this with just photos. Here I just found this via AllDumb.com It is a working example of what you want to do with flash. This is adult content. But it good example for what you are wanting to do. You can drag frame by frame and see how it works. Not safe. freeweb.siol.net/stargate/MaryBeth.htm To inseret a video go to file, import, import to library, select your video, edit if you only need to edit, if not go to import the entire video. if you go to import entire video select next for compression I selected 56k modem that way it will not take for ever to load on computers with slow connection. Then click finish. Now open your library and drag and drop the film onto your stage. Ok now I will go ahead and post this. I need to know how you want it to work. Either a constent play or do you want it to rotate by clicking or draging a slider. |
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Re: 3D rotation of images in a web page
From: david1977-ga on 26 Feb 2005 21:25 PST |
Btw I didn't mention that I was using flashmx. |
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Re: 3D rotation of images in a web page
From: design_jazz-ga on 28 Feb 2005 03:26 PST |
Sorry but you are way off with this. I am only interested in using still images to create this effect. But yes I waant to rotate by clicking or draging a slider. |
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Re: 3D rotation of images in a web page
From: pcxp2005-ga on 09 Mar 2005 20:35 PST |
You can take a look at this: http://www.xara.com/ I work on websites via: http://www.rcgwebdesign.com and bought a copy of this software,last year for about 49.99. It is very nice and has some great export options. |
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Re: 3D rotation of images in a web page
From: m4tu3-ga on 17 Mar 2005 23:06 PST |
I suggest the 3d object rotation in flash: http://www.yofla.com/flash/3d-rotate/ |
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éspier 3d web based content at http://www.espier.co.uk
From: seamusryan-ga on 04 May 2005 11:07 PDT |
Have a look at éspier ltd at http://www.espier.co.uk They specialise in 3d web based content. Using their expertise in 3d solid modeling and web design they have managed to produce some impressive results using the Viewpoint Media Player plugin. I don't how complicated it is to make these web based 3d models but the finished product looks pretty good. |
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Re: 3D rotation of images in a web page
From: little_nibbler-ga on 17 May 2005 02:44 PDT |
This is something I?m trying to do in flash myself. david1977-ga seems to be spot. Not sour of the example used but its dose exactly what I?m looking for. I?ve found plenty of tutorials to do this by moving your mouse around but I want it to work using a slider. Dose anyone know where there is a tutorial on how to do this or can anyone help me with the code. or even where I can download an example file I can learn from. Here is another example of what I?m trying to do that I thought was really cool. http://adisney.go.com/disneypictures/narnia/index.html Go in to the movie section and select one of the characters like Aslan. |
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Re: 3D rotation of images in a web page
From: design_jazz-ga on 17 May 2005 03:41 PDT |
In the end I did this in flash and kept it very simple indeed, but it is highly practical, as it does what I want, whic is to show all side of an object. Here is a live example for a client: http://www.presentation-packaging.com/display_bust.htm The flash code is v simple using a bit of action script. Of course I may develop this as necessary. The key thing to get right is the photography. In this example there are simply 8 photographs. Above all, you need a turntable. |
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