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Category Archives: Digital Media in Practice
Panoramic Shots and Object Movies
DMiP - Panoramic Photography and 3D Object Movies in VR Worx Using the correct apparatus, you can easily create a fantastic panoramic shot, or go even further and create a 360 degree, 3D Object movie. To create a panoramic shot or … Continue reading
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How Maya almost made a zombie out of me in just four weeks…
DMiP – Autodesk Maya 2008 Just when I thought it was safe to take my brain off ice, the powers that be introduced us to Autodesk Maya 2008 – a 3D modeling program that has enough power to create some … Continue reading
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How to give your photos that deathly pallor…
DMiP - The Dragan Effect a.k.a. The Dave Hill Effect Our lecturer challenged us all, himself included to find out how to produce a Dave Hill or Daragn effect on a digital photograph. Here is an example of a photograph I found
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Fonts and C.R.A.P. – InDesign DVD Cover
DMiP Week 8 In the 8th session for Digital Media in Practice we looked at basic desk top publishing principles. The four golden rules according to Robin Williams‘ The Non-Designers Design Book are as follows…
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