3D - cheap and simple technology that always impresses
The display above uses red and green glasses to view Duratrans prints mounted on lightboxes. The device in the centre uses a revolving wheel to rotate 6 duratrans around a single static lightbox mounted in the centre.
'Anaglyph' images, like above, need red & green specs to view.
While Holywood is leading a 3D revival, my ‘old-fashioned’ techniques are cheap to do but no less engaging to every new generation. They require no special technology, just some adjustments to old-fashioned film cameras and a means to view.
Pictures can either be displayed as stereo pairs in a 3D-viewer (for slides or prints), or on a screen. 3D works particularly well with aerial pictures (eg. buildings like castles become very ‘model-like’).
3D has many practical applications, including science and advertising promotions.
Contact me if you have a project that might benefit from adding the 3d dimension, or if you'd like a printed sample (inc specs).