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- Frame Competition Example |
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| Developing
Frame Ideas |
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| This was originally developed as a learning example for the Alias|ug Frame Competition (2005) |
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| Frame Ideas | ||
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| To Begin - | ||
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| Enough excuses - total time (including creating and
updating this page) so far: 3.50 Hours. If I can find time to show this
stuff - you can find time to build a better entry! The first thing I do is a concept layout (using the Outline View in Word) to brainstorm what I want and organize what approach might work the best. |
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Download: concept.doc |
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For my concept, I've selected to reproduce Steve McCurry's famous photograph: |
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The first thing I'll have to do is deal with the frame aspect difference between my 'guide' image (at 1.5) and the HD final rendering (at 1.777) - |
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Okay, this isn't too bad - but it can cause real problems later. I might have to make more detail than originally existed - oh well. Another day in 3D. |
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