3D techniques

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Some examples of 3D photography are gifs showing the same image taken from multiple angles then turn it into a gif that pans around showing the same image from multiple points of view. This can be done by taking the same picture on multiple cameras then making them into a gif in a either premier pro or some other kind of video editing software. It is called 360 perspective.



For analogue I am doing a layered image using form backing and multiple images of several different part of a person and the cut out parts and lower it to the next part for example skull then brain. You can do it from multiple body parts.

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