3D %26 Effect

2D Visual Effect

2D is the easiest and the most widespread way of modifying a motion picture. We always use the original material (a video or a scanned film) as our basis and then change the content of the picture e.g. by replacing the background, creating subtitles, etc.

3D

3D is used to put new elements into the film. Objects, people, animals etc. are scanned and modelled by 3D and can be put into the frame.

Typical Procedure

First we have to clarify the requirements of our customers and make visual plans in order to work out a mostly most effective co-operation between the filmmakers and our 3D team. After scanning the raw material, 3D models are put into the film.

Special ways of using 3D

As opposed to public beliefs 3D isn't only important in producing spectacular special effects. It also provides directors and photographers some new, otherwise inapplicable tools. (e.g. looking through walls and keyholes, etc.) 3D is also used to generate crowd or special backgrounds.

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