What exactly are you asking? Do you want to know how best to set up your photos so you’ll have the easiest time editing them in Photoshop? Or something else entirely?
Typically I’d recommend shooting all your product shots against a seamless white background. I’ve always found that to be the easiest way to deal with catalog-type images that will need to go onto white pages. The background can be easily selected and adjusted to a pure white, saving you the bother of trying to do clipping paths on 350 images.
But maybe you’re asking something completely different!
He wants to do images in a complete 360 degree view, not 360 images. i think like you see in some online things like some of the camera manufacturers use to look at the entire camera from front to back.
Exactly Donald, I want to do 360 degree view of the products. I am confident shooting the products.
All I know now is I need 36 phots of the product rotated 10 degrees for each take.
My question is once I have all the images ready which what software is best to use to get all this images together so the viewer can rotate the product.
Ana
Sorry,i cant be more help,but i am sure someone here knows.
My question is once I have all the images ready which what software is best to use to get all this images together so the viewer can rotate the product.
The only time I’ve done this was with Quicktime VR and that was like 10 years ago, I don’t even know if that’s tstill around, but somehow I doubt it…
GoRound appears to be Windows-only.
You could just make the 36 pics into an imageready animation….pretty easy and no extra software required. The drawback is that the looker cant control the rotation, but you could set it to keep rotating slowly.
The drawback is that the looker cant control the rotation
I hesitate to say this but…Flash?