Nice pix Frank,

Just a suggestion to others. If you intend to try any drawing (especially
architectural) combining 3D and 2D and you have not had a look at
perspective drawing systems then I suggest you try Google "perspective
drawing". In Arjo's case a one-point perspective system was used. In Franks
case a two point perspective was used.

There are other ways to get around the mixing but there is no harm in
knowing something of this theory.

Neil Cooke

----- Original Message -----
From: "Frank Bueters" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2006 8:23 AM
Subject: RE: tutorial images and wiki


>
> > what I found. When I took this picture of the couch the
> > camera had quite a wide view angle.
> > Straight lines get bend stronger when zooming out, which
> > shows a serious imperfection.
>
> I see what you mean. Wide angles make stronger lens distortions and in a
> relatively small scene like your interior couche-scene every little
> difference counts. I have put online 2 examples of a project where I have
> used the information from the raw file and a street map for perspective
> matching: www.bueters.nl/castellatoren
>
>
> > The only time I saw a good picture when a friend of mine took
> > a photo of one of my paintings with a technical camera with 4
> > x5 inch negatives. With this camera the painting was
> > perfectly rectangular.
>
> Those were the days, 4x5 vlakfilm :)
>
> Frank Bueters
>

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