Word! Word! Word!

When I check the best seller list at kyobobook.co.kr, books about mentor, motto and self development are always high-ranked. It shows that people can't find the way they are and it's not possible to get the answer from books. Thus, I want to express the modern people who are stuck in the flow of good words about life.


words used in this project
Life is a zoo in a jungle. (Peter De Vries)
Life is either a daring adventure or nothing. (Helen Keller)
Only I can change my life. No one can do it for me. (Carol Burnett)
The duty of youth is to challenge corruption. (Kurt Cobain)
Dream as if you'll live forever. Live as if you'll die today. (James Dean)
Life is pleasant. Death is peaceful. It's the transition that's troublesome. (Isaac Asimov)
The true traveler is he who goes on foot, and even then, he sits down a lot of the time. (Colette)
Live simply that others may simply live. (Mahatma Gandhi)


Steps
1. Revise the previous project
2. Add words
3. QTVR
4. Drawing
5. Cube

QTVR ▼

silence

ongoing

The second QTVR I took was filled with modern complex structures. And there were just few people in the park. I wanted to exaggerate that atmosphere. So I refined the image in black & white.

Steps

1. Render option : cubical image

2. Photoshop filter : Sumi-e

3. Retouch

Note

(Copy from Autodesk Stitcher Unlimited User Guide)




Panorama conversion

Typically, after you have stitched your images, you render it to produce a panorama,
but in some cases you will need to edit your panorama in an external image editor and
therefore change the file format. The Panorama Conversion is used to:

- Convert a panorama into another format. For example, you might want to create a
QTVR or VRML panorama that you need to modify in an external graphics
application. To do so, you must export it as spherical, cubical, or cylindrical
projection, edit it in your external editing software and then load it back into Stitcher
before convert it to the desired format.



Loading a panorama
Panoramas are loaded in the same manner as image files after selecting File > Load Panorama.


NOTE For a cubic panorama, you only need to choose a single face. Stitcher loads
automatically the other faces if the file naming convention of the files is the same (letters _f, _r, _b, _l, _u, _d or numbers)



There was much easier way to attach edited images than I did in the last article.

2011/03/08 Test

1. Take pictures
at Ttukseom riverside park


2. Autodesk Stitcher Unlimited
3. Photoshop
- Render option : Cubical Image

- I tried to add this picture to Stitcher but this didn't work well.
The sky is so bright that characters can't preserve their color.
Plus, distortion of picture made it difficult to match.

- This is the second trial. I moved characters a little and remove background.


4. mov

- Render option : Cubic QTVR

how to change screen size of mov : Tools > Authoring Controls

2011/03/07 Class

1. Take pictures
at Hongdae playground


2. Autodesk Stitcher Unlimited

3. Photoshop
Edit some pictures.


4. mov