Wait, is this how they created the "prerendered" backgrounds for Resident Evil? I always thought that it were a stack of 2D images like flapjacks, only facing the camera to give the illusion of a 3D enviroment; only that there was an invisible 3D level the player could walk on. Essentially, the player would seemingly be walking around in an image.
Someone tried explaining to me what you did but I couldn't comprehend it without seeing an example.
for those who want to know how you do it: look at the video, wee see a 3d room but everything else seems flat(candle stands, windows etc)..
if you look closer you'll understand everything.. I'll explain..
take a picture and divide it in 5 planes(floor, ceiling and the 3 walls) stretch them out(don't over do it) makin a 3d room and that's about it!! make an animation with a "zoom" in shot and you have the results..
not quite. You see that technique - gives you verry distorted textures on the face regions closest to the camera. On 2D to 3D aplications - sometime s you have a possibility to sorta make 2D map from perspective view by interpolation or so. So its not just make-a-mesh-put-a-map.
Wait, is this how they created the "prerendered" backgrounds for Resident Evil? I always thought that it were a stack of 2D images like flapjacks, only facing the camera to give the illusion of a 3D enviroment; only that there was an invisible 3D level the player could walk on. Essentially, the player would seemingly be walking around in an image.
Someone tried explaining to me what you did but I couldn't comprehend it without seeing an example.
DarkSpydaIV 1 month ago
haha :) 2 years ago i tried exactly same staff with exactly same photo :) good work.
mkozal 2 years ago
What soft should I download except Photoshop to create 3d pics out of regular 2d jpeg's please?
asderso 2 years ago
for those who want to know how you do it: look at the video, wee see a 3d room but everything else seems flat(candle stands, windows etc)..
if you look closer you'll understand everything.. I'll explain..
take a picture and divide it in 5 planes(floor, ceiling and the 3 walls) stretch them out(don't over do it) makin a 3d room and that's about it!! make an animation with a "zoom" in shot and you have the results..
great job man btw!!
syrese 3 years ago 10
hahaha, just noticed. The key is the chandeleers.
Very cool effect
EXCESSENTERTAINMENT 2 years ago
not quite. You see that technique - gives you verry distorted textures on the face regions closest to the camera. On 2D to 3D aplications - sometime s you have a possibility to sorta make 2D map from perspective view by interpolation or so. So its not just make-a-mesh-put-a-map.
jfunf 2 years ago
@syrese oh wow, how smart! We never knew that! WOW!
pufixas 2 months ago
Details please how can i do something like that??
MaSteRn3o 3 years ago
Yes this is a good pic to do this kind of thing on.
tubething1980 3 years ago
it looks very very good
photoshop
vanishing point
-> after effects-
uramon99 3 years ago
i love vanishing point! check out mine ! :D
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vokinjsalak 4 years ago
Details please. :3
nonplasmaant 4 years ago
Three words!
Photoshop!
stokmarknes 3 years ago
where are the other two words?
insomniacsoleil 3 years ago
Right Here!
stokmarknes 3 years ago 4
lol
insomniacsoleil 3 years ago 2
lol Best comment ever! xD
Bruce17 3 years ago 14
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stokmarknes 3 years ago
Good one...
papan1990 2 years ago
the other two were "three words"
Neofire60 2 years ago