Seeing a Photo Turned into a Sketch?5597
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3SevensStudio private msg quote post Address this user | |
| Admin feel free to delete as I know this isn't related to Matterport directly but seeing how there are so many smart amazing people on here I thought I would give it a shot. We were asked to take a photo and turn it into a sketch, for a video a real estate company we do pictures and tours for wants. The catch is they want to see the sketch being made. I have seen this done before a few years ago but cant recall where I saw it. I have found a slew of programs/apps that can change pictures to sketches but none where I can actually see the sketch being made and that's the key piece they want is seeing the sketch made. Any advice as to programs we should look at to do this or a help forum that that could help. Thanks in advance, |
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SailAway private msg quote post Address this user | |
| We do hand drawing/scatching for clients with high end cars | ||
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Video: 360º photo sphere converted to a sketch using an Insta360 One Camera @3SevensStudio Here is a 360º photo sphere converted to a sketch using an Insta360 One Camera and then uploaded to YouTube with some animated moves. (This is a test example for you. Not the best subject matterport for the animated move, but shows you what is possible.) While this doesn't show the conversion process, perhaps you could show the before and after and share both via ThreeSixty Tours? Best, Dan |
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3SevensStudio private msg quote post Address this user | |
| @SailAway Thank you, I will send you a msg as I would like to know more about this. @DanSmigrod Thank you, that's a very cool 360 but I know that's not what they are looking for, however I will keep this in mind for future projects. |
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| @3SevensStudio I wonder if you could take the original photo/video do the conversion and then edit in a 360º video editing software? I could imagine a "dissolve" effect is possible ... Dan |
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3SevensStudio private msg quote post Address this user | |
| @DanSmigrod Great minds think a like, we will actually be using this idea as one of our backup alternatives, while I liked the effect I don't think they will. They were pretty specific that they wanted to see it go from a picture to a sketch and see it actually being sketched out. |
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@3SevensStudio Perhaps @3MOD can help you? We Get Around uses @3MOD to create videos like these (above for Photo Sparc). At 1:02 into the video, you can see a real photo that is sketched. Perhaps @3MOD can apply the technique that you want? Best, Dan |
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SailAway private msg quote post Address this user | |
| Do you want someone to actually record the drawing being made? | ||
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Quote:Originally Posted by 3SevensStudio You might be referring to sketch logo reveals in After Effects. These use the contrast between the logo and the background to animate sketch lines that slowly turn in to a drawing of the logo (example below). Doing so with an actual photograph might prove a lot more difficult because the for mentioned contrast method. |
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3SevensStudio private msg quote post Address this user | |
| @SailAway I sent you a msg explaining a little more. @DanSmigrod Thank you I will reach out to them and see if they can do what I'm looking for. @DannyBasting Thank you! It was something very similar to this. Not quite but its definitely in the ballpark!! I have only used after effects once or twice but I will give it a try. I have a feeling that I might run into some of the contrast issues you mentioned as it is a photograph of their realtors. |
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| @3SevensStudio Have a look at Easysketch pro: http://easysketchpro.com/ I think it will do what you want. |
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3SevensStudio private msg quote post Address this user | |
| @leonvanzweel Thank you! At quick glance this might just be what I'm looking for. When I have a few free moments I will look into this more. |
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3SevensStudio private msg quote post Address this user | |
| @leonvanzweel Thank you so much!!! Easy sketch pro will work out great for what I am trying to do. Thank you so much again. That's why I love this group. Someone always has an answer. |
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