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The NFTS took home 7 out of 8 Postgraduate Awards at the 2015 Royal Television Society Student Awards - and here is Adam Layland (Sound), Manuela Lupini Pinzani (Editor) and David Pearce (Composer) from the film Side By Side, which won the Best Postgraduate Factual Award.
A redundant photograph that demonstrates the relative sizes of three objects I've previously uploaded here.
My results with the re-touching tutorial on Dean White's site: www.enigma-photos.com/ . The original image is Dean's and is linked to in his tutorial.
The steps are taken from notes on Amy Dresser's site.
Thanks Dean.
When I ask passers-by at the office which of these two soccerballs looks better, the response is unanimously in favor of the flat unit design. This in spite of the fact that the open frame unit version has more units and was actually challenging to build, while the flat unit version was made on a whim over the course of two Saturdays using only leftover paper.
My guess is that the solidness of the flat unit designs makes them more visually compelling—at least to those who have yet to appreciate the nuances involved in assembling open frame units.
As for the World Cup itself? I'm not sure which team is going to win, but I'm pretty sure that whoever it is, three months from now it won't matter.
Shoes.
I'm not that big of a shoe person. I counted. I only have 3 pairs of Toms, 'bout 5 pairs of sandals, 3 pairs of flats, 4 pairs of boots, and well, 4 pairs of fancy shoes, and oh, 1 pairs of work shoes and also that pair of hiking shoes that I rarely use. He? let's say, 6 pairs, top!
3D Bikini Girl 360 Stereoscopic Anaglyph.
For the animated 360 degree view, visit my YouTube 3D Channel.
www.youtube.com/user/3DFlashAnimator
www.flickr.com/photos/anthony_burdick
3DS Max, Photoshop, After Effects, Stereo Photo Maker
On a walk near Woodperry deserted medieval village and around Little Stanton Wood..
Stereo pairs shot using the 'cha-cha- (sequential) method with a Sony A900 and processed and aligned in Stereo Photo Maker.
Straightforward depth here.
Russian Baikal ИЖ-54 (IZH-54) side by side double. The 1st Soviet shotgun made for export. It is 50 y.o. and still performs like new. Perfect and elegant.
Sister engines Night Terrors and Bedwetter pass each other on a long straight giving their drivers a chance to throw flaming lumps of coal at one another.
Image captured using Fujifilm Finepix W3 3D camera in MPO file format.
If you want to view in full (3840x1080) image quality on the new *LG or *Panasonic 3D TV, message me (with e-mail address) and let me know what picture you're interested in.
* Can be viewed via USB input on the LG or Panasonic (2011 models) 3D TV's.