Unit 6 - Task 1.2

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Unit 6 - Task 1.2

The technical skills that will apply to my analogue 3D photograph will be the actual taking of the photograph, the way I print the image, the background image, the way I use the scalpel and also the way I mount the image onto card. The technical skills used for my digital 3D photograph will be the photo taking and the way I edit them on Adobe Photoshop to make them 3D. My inspiration came from researching different 3D images, both analogue and digital. I found various different types of 3D imagery on Pinterest and Tumblr. I haven't really found any tutorials on how to make my analogue piece but I have found a tutorial on how to make the anaglyph 3D image, which I shall link below.

For my digital piece I am going to need:

  • Camera
  • Flash trigger 
  • SD Card
  • Photoshop 
For my analogue piece I am going to need: 
  • Camera
  • Flash Trigger
  • SD Card
  • Photoshop
  • Glossy paper x2
  • Scalpel
  • Scalpel mat
  • Double sided tape
  • Mounting card
Research:


Analogue Photography Research


This image I found on Google, it is called 'Third Eye Congestion'. It is a analogue image of a portrait of a person. This image has been made by taking a digital image and then printing it onto paper and cutting it out and drawing on top of the image.

For my remake of this image I am going to take a digital image and print it out and then cut out parts of the image, stick the full image onto a background and then stick the cut out sections back onto the photo at an angle to make it a 3D image. 

Digital Photography Research 


This image I have found on Google Images, it is by Michael Beech. This has been made by editing the photo on photoshop.

To recreate this image I shall take a photo and edit it on photoshop as Michael Beech has done. 



Anaglyph Tutorial:

https://design.tutsplus.com/articles/photoshop-in-60-seconds-how-to-apply-a-3d-effect-to-your-art--cms-26775

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