This is a Sunday morning experiment to capture and control a still photo like the Lytro [ http://www.lytro.com/ ] camera. This is a quick 2 hour project using my old Nikon D-SLR and coffee. The result is below,
do give it a minute or two to load as it is a 1.5 mb file. Once loaded click on the photo at different points to have it focus at the desired depth.
Here are a few snaps of the layout that I used for taking the snap.
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| From behind the camera |
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| My trusty old Nikon staring at the subjects |
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| A view of the layout |
So I guess thats it..... :)
More information on what you did to achieve this will be helpful
ReplyDeleteTIA,
Vivek
Vivek here are the steps:
ReplyDelete> Photo's shot @ 90mm , f/5.3 , 1/2sec with varying focus as needed
> Snaps imported to comp and then rest of the processing using Macromedia Flash
> Click points were defined so that it triggers the area below the area clicked.
> This is like a movie shot when you have two actors one closer to the camera and the other away and the camera changes focus from one to the other. Imagine this as a sequence.
> A similar sequence is created and the click points are coded to take us to any point as desired.
Hope I cleared your query.. :)