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I wonder, for some of the heavy brushstrokes Impressionists, a lidar scan would almost be appropriate. Some of the paintings where the paint is in physical clu
by supernova87a 6y ago
I wonder, for some of the heavy brushstrokes Impressionists, a lidar scan would almost be appropriate. Some of the paintings where the paint is in physical clumps on the canvas, it has its own 3d quality to it that looks different from different angles. I don't think it will get captured with a single image taken from straight on.
Like this: https://3dprint.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/iris.jpg https://3dprint.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/iris.jpg
- madsbuch 6y agoOn the page orignially linked page, there is actually a link to a 3D presentation of the image: http://hirox-europe.com/PEARL/3D/ http://hirox-europe.com/PEARL/3D/
- dagw 6y agoThat should have been the main link. I found that far more interesting.
- notretarded 6y agoThere's literally a 3D button.