Welcome to the new series of video tutorials that deal with graphic software. We'll be learning how to enhance your videos with all kind of special effects to make them look unique. In this first episode, you learn who to interact with Photoshop, Cinema 4d and After Effects. Our objective will be creating a rotating 3D logo of YouTube that you'll be able to insert in your videos. Hope you'll like it. Give feedback !! If you have a special tutorial request, send it to the forum on www.therapix.co.nr . Upcoming, translations in French and Spanish. Auteur: Therapix Tags: 3d 4d after and cinema compositing effects learn logo modeling photoshop special tube tutorial video you Youtube Ajoutée: vendredi 09 décembre 1938 10:32:07

Um grupo de cientistas europeus criou um sistema complexo para explorar as profundezas marítimas. Com máquinas fotográficas e sondas especiais, os pesquisadores marinhos vão poder criar em três dimensões e em tempo real o interior de navios naufragados muitos metros de profundidade. Auteur: Euronewspt Tags: 3D euronews futuris marítimas profundezas Ajoutée: vendredi 02 février 2035 01:55:18

Demo video of new conceptual game 'levelHead' by Julian Oliver. This is an actual game-prototype using techniques and tools from a well-known branch of computer vision called Augmented Reality. Using tilt motions, the player moves a character through rooms that appear inside one of several cubes on a table. Each room is logically connected by a series of doors, though some doors lead nowhere (they are traps). The player has 2 minutes to find the exit of each cube, leading the character into the entrance of the next.. Work is also being done to use invisible markers such that the cube itself appears entirely white to the naked eye. Project page: http://julianoliver.com/levelhead Auteur: Delire2080 Tags: 3d augmented game interface tangible Ajoutée: samedi 30 décembre 1989 14:47:31

(Click here for laser info) This is one of my experimental Dance/Trance songs from 2000. I build laser systems for fun so I have put together pictures and clips from assembly to a full working system to go with the song. I know the song gets really annoying after awhile sorry. Iv'e been getting a lot of email asking how the projector works and what parts are in it. Here's how the projector works: The green laser bounces off a mirror then through a green beam splitter, the beam is then separated (The reason for this is later I added a second beam turret projector which did not work well so I removed it and also the beam splitter http://24.227.33.134:44/Projector%20051.jpg The Green beam then bounces off a red dichroic filter and into the Scanners. The red laser passes through the red dichroic filter this allows you to mix the two colors into one beam or into dual images if the alignment is off. (Most all of the video uses the red laser because the green was too bright for the video camera) Here is some information on my laser system and where you can find the parts. Laser controller and software I use is from http://www.laserillusions.com/ This is a great package and costs a fraction of any other laser software about $400.00 (the industry standard is Pangolin but it is very expensive http://www.pangolin.com Pro version is $5000,00 You need your own computer to run either of these. DB 25 ILDA pinout This is an industry standard for PC to the Laser projector . Pangolin explains the connections very clearly. http://www.pangolin.com/LD2000/qm2000pinouts.htm Scanners (Closed loop galvos) Medialas http://www.medialas.de/showlaser/scanning_galvos_e.htm In the video I use a Catweazle scanner and driver but I don't think they make these anymore. (CT scanners are the best, over 50,000 points per second) DPSS lasers Lambda pro 120MW Green laser. On video the red Laser diode is 50Mw but if you want to mix the red and green together to get yellow get a 250Mw Blanking - TTL 0 or 5 volts In the video I'm using solid state lasers that use TTL Blanking (turns each laser on or off) I can only get about 10 KHz from the red one and 30KHz from the green one. Other types - AM (analogue Modulation) 0 to 5 volts allows intensity from low power to full power (used to create a larger selection of colors when mixing different color beams) -PCAOM (POLYCHROMATIC ACOUSTO-OPTIC MODULATOR) Used for gas lasers and is the fastest way to blank and modulate any laser. Uses a crystal and a driver. Over 100KHz -The old style of blanking would use a third galvo to deflect the beam the first projector I made used this method. http://24.227.33.134:44/laser/LaserBlankingGalvo.JPG Optics http://www.edmundoptics.com/ Additive Dichroic color filters for laser color mixing http://www.edmundoptics.com/onlinecatalog/DisplayProduct.cfm ?productid=1734 In the video you will see a red Dicloric filter. This filter allows the red laser to pass through it but reflects the green laser off and into the scanners. How the additive filters work: which ever laser beam will pass through the filter that is the color filter you need to use for example red passes through a red filter but reflects green and blue. Since I built this in 2003 I've changed my mind on which filter colors to use and I'm currently about to change my setup to get a better yellow. I'm going to switch the laser positions and use a green filter. The laser passing through the filter loses a little power the ones that reflect do not. I can't afford a blue DPSS right now but if you want to make a RGB system I would suggest this setup: Green laser on top passing through an additive dicloric green filter at a 45 degree angle. Red laser is mounted at a 90 degree angle from the Green laser. The red beam reflects off the green filter, red and green combine at this point making a yellow beam this beam now reflects off a blue additive dicloric filter at 45 degrees and into the scanners. A blue DPSS laser is mounted parallel to the red laser and passes through the Blue filter combing with the yellow making white light if you have the Mw ratios correct, which I 'm still trying to get yellow right. Also the alignment is supper tricky trying to get the beams to converge into one beam. I used Plexiglas as a prototyping template. I found it's much easier to align the laser beams and optics. This way you're able to mark with a sharpie the screw mounting holes by looking beneath the optical mount or laser then drill the holes. You can then transfer the holes to your final metal mounting surface. If you use Plexiglas as your final mounting surface I would suggest using two ply's to make it more ridged. I'm in the process of experimenting with this projector again. I bought a 250Mw red laser diode and I am closer to getting the yellow I want. http://24.227.33.134:44/laser/Laser%20017.JPG Hope this helps, Sean Auteur: SeanChaney Tags: dance dpss experimental Laser music projector Sexorcist show song techno trance Ajoutée: mardi 06 août 1974 15:57:26

Teacher adds a 3D virtual environment to her SMARTBoard - using the Edusim http://edusim3D.com Auteur: GreenbushTV Tags: 3D croquet Edusim Promethean Secondlife SMARTboard whiteboard Ajoutée: dimanche 22 octobre 1989 05:28:54

A.C. Clarke - Rama Created by Eric Bruneton Original video: http://ebruneton.free.fr/rama3/rama.html Auteur: Delfwaren Tags: 3d clarke rama Ajoutée: samedi 10 juillet 1971 20:15:30

Here's a quick paper craft project that will allow you to use up those ribbon remnants! This project took about an hour to make. A great starter if you are interested in ribbon embroidery. You view the full instructions and download a free background pattern at the web site here: http://cyberseams.com/article/105077/holidays/make_a_home_ma de_greeting_card_free_pattern.html To learn more about sewing, crafting, knitting, and to get project ideas and patterns, visit us at http://Cyberseams.com! Auteur: Cyberseams Tags: 3D arts birthday crafts day embroidery free gift greeting home idea mothers needlepoint pattern quick ribbon sew wedding Ajoutée: vendredi 10 août 2018 19:57:03

A 3D Exploration of Picasso's Guernica Auteur: Dragful Tags: 3d guernica picasso Ajoutée: vendredi 20 juillet 2018 06:55:52

Learn how to create an eye-catching Christmas card with a difference, as Corinne Bradd shows the easiest way to add dimension. The quirky three tiered tree design is sure to delight, and you can adapt the technique to make other seasonal favourites, such as an angel or snowman. Auteur: TheCraftsChannel Tags: Art Beautiful Birthday Bright Cards Christmas Crafting Crafts Funky Glue Motif Paper Pink Scissors Tips Ajoutée: vendredi 02 février 1990 05:59:04

I was messing around in Lightwave for few hours yesterday, and doodled out this dragon head... It is a work in progress, as I did not have the time to finish it. But I intend to get back to it sometime soon, and complete it, as well as animate it. When I do, I'll record it and post it here as well. I think it is worth mentioning that I have only been messing with 3D for a little over a year now... So I'm sure all of you 3D gurus out there will find many flaws in my workflow. I apologize for the quality of the video in some parts... I did this on a mac, and the graphics card in it stinks. Not to mention, I am used to animating/sculpting on a boxxtech windows based machine. (far superior for this type of work, to me anyway). I may not leave this video up for very long, as I realize it is hard to see just what the heck I am doing. Time-lapse doesn't work as well for me on this as it does on my painting workflow. Timelapsed video... Actual time 3 or 4 hours. Lightwave 9.3.1 Mac OS X Auteur: Cgsbgs Tags: 3D Animation Chris Dragon Lightwave modeling Painting Scalf Speed Ajoutée: vendredi 30 mars 2012 00:30:16

This video takes you from zero-3D Model in 5 minutes. I introduce Bryce 3D, show you where to download the trial version, and get you up and running creating a 3D goblet (or vase or bowl) using the "revolve" tool in minutes. Auteur: Freetutorials Tags: 3-d 3d 3ds 3dstudio bryce design game goblet model modeling models nurbs revolve rhino rhino3d tip tips tutorials vase Ajoutée: vendredi 09 janvier 1981 03:24:10

http://geeks.pirillo.com - http://live.pirillo.com - When I was a kid, we had a Commodore 64 computer. It had a program that would allow you to create little games. It was kind of cool, but they were nothing like what you can create and play today. The tools for game creation today are just so advanced and complex, right? Not necessarily, no. http://chris.pirillo.com Auteur: Lockergnome Tags: 3d 3d-game alice blog coding commodore-64 gadgets game gaming help information pirillo programming video Ajoutée: mardi 28 octobre 2031 02:33:55

CRYSIRIS is a FPS/3D/network game done in C++/OpenGL during a school project in the BTS-IRIS section of the Saint-Andre high school in Niort (France). This multi-player paintball game is based on a distributed client/server network architecture. CRYSIRIS est un jeu FPS/3D/réseau réalisé en C++/OpenGL lors d'un mini-projet scolaire dans la section BTS-IRIS du lycée Saint-André à Niort (France). Ce jeu de paint-ball multi-joueur est basé sur une architecture réseau client/serveur distribuée. Informations, download, ... http://sandiris.free.fr/web/index.php?option=com_content&tas k=view&id=21&Itemid=29 The tutorial to make this game : http://thelittlewoodstudio.free.fr/informatik Auteur: Sandiris Tags: 3d bts c++ client eclipse fps game heightmap iris multicast network opengl programming server socket svn trac udp uml Ajoutée: dimanche 16 décembre 2018 18:10:15

Almost christmas... so time for a remake of this 3-D origami christmas star and remember if you still can't make the origami christmas star with this video you'd better focus on completing your 1000 cranes first... it won't be the vid... it will be YOU :D ... For the origafundamentalists I will not tell either it is really John Montroll's omega star ... www.origami.cz/Bin/star.html Still Merry Christmas to you all! :) ... yes yes I know it is a bit early (... for all the other cynics I have not addressed yet... ;P) Auteur: Barbabellaatje Tags: 3D Christmas Decoration Instruction montroll Omega omegastar Origami Ornament Paper Snowflake Star X-mas Xmas Ajoutée: mardi 30 juin 2037 22:05:48