Update 1 for Forced Perspective and HDR
Group Members : Caban, Urazov, Knight
- Roles of Different team-mates (if only person, lay out the tasks only)
- Caban
- Explore Berlin and Barcelona for HDR shots
- Digitally manipulate images to create the illusion of Forced Perspective
- Documentation for Digital Forced Perspective
- Urazov
- Explore Berlin and Barcelona for HDR shots
- Digitally manipulate images to create the illusion of Forced Perspective
- Lead Documentation for Final Results
- Knight
- Explore Barcelona for natural scenes for HDR and Forced Perspective shots
- Create the Analog Forced Perspective Images
- Documentation for Analog Forced Perspective
- A Time line
- June 15: Created Forced Perspective shot using large Coca-Cola in Beer mug.
- June 15-28: Photographed under different exposure settings multiple scenes for use in HDR creation.
- June 29: Created HDR images using Photoshop CS2 and HDRShop v1
- July 5: Will show 2 HDR shots with both analog Forced Perspective and Digitally manipulated forced perspective
- July 5-8: Find and create/manipulate more HDR shots with Forced Perspective.
- July 10: Finalize all pictures and shots, put up in webpage without information as to whether digital or analog forced perspective
- July 11: Finalize documentation
- July 12-13: Final Delivery
- Hand-held camera pictures do not work with HDRShop v1 generation or with Photoshop CS2 autogeneration, all images must be aligned manually. Due to time constraints, manual alignment is problematic, need to obtain HDRShop v2 or some autoalignment software. Should this not be possible, manual alignment of images with Photoshop will be necessary.
- Results and or images used to date (use small images please!)
Source Images:
Result (Note, this is an HDR image, so it must be stored in a floating point tiff or similar HDR capable format):
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Note that the above has errors due to alignment problems. These are the problems to be addressed for the next update. These images are from Onix due to the fact that the alignment issues with previously taken images make the output images look like utter trash.
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