PhotoVCarve - Revision history

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AJ Quick at 03:46, April 7, 2015

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AJ Quick: /* 3D Lithophane Machining */

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‎3D Lithophane Machining

AJ Quick at 03:45, April 7, 2015

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 Lithophanes are 3D photographs that when viewed in normal lighting look a little dull and lifeless. But when back lit transform into stunning 3D pictures with depth and detail that cannot be seen in a flat 2D photograph.
-Lithophanes originate from a process developed back in the mid 1800's for mass producing 3D pictures in porcelain. A 3D design was hand engraved into a thin sheet of bees wax that was placed over a lighted candle to show the effect of light passing through the wax. This master design was then used to make a mold for casting designs in porcelain. Varying levels of light to pass through the porcelain depending upon the thickness
+Lithophanes originate from a process developed back in the mid 1800's for mass producing 3D pictures in porcelain. A 3D design was hand engraved into a thin sheet of bees wax that was placed over a lighted candle to show the effect of light passing through the wax. This master design was then used to make a mold for casting designs in porcelain. Varying levels of light to pass through the porcelain depending upon the thickness.
 ===3D Grayscale Machining===

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	{{Clear}}		{{Clear}}
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		+	==Features==
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		+	===V-Groove Machining===
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		+	PhotoVCarve creates lines of grooves that vary in width and depth to represent the detail in a photograph or image. The quality of the finished result is very dependant upon a high level of contrast between the material surface and the machined grooves. This information is very important to remember when cutting designs using the PhotoVCarve software.
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		+	PhotoVCarve machines dark areas in a photograph with wide groove and the lighter areas to have narrower ones. The software automatically calculates the toolpaths based on the cutter selected and maximum depth of groove required.
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		+	This diagram shows how the machined grooves get wider over the dark areas of the eye.
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		+	===3D Lithophane Machining===
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		+	Lithophanes are 3D photographs that when viewed in normal lighting look a little dull and lifeless. But when back lit transform into stunning 3D pictures with depth and detail that cannot be seen in a flat 2D photograph.
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		+	Lithophanes originate from a process developed back in the mid 1800's for mass producing 3D pictures in porcelain. A 3D design was hand engraved into a thin sheet of bees wax that was placed over a lighted candle to show the effect of light passing through the wax. This master design was then used to make a mold for casting designs in porcelain. Varying levels of light to pass through the porcelain depending upon the thickness
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		+	===3D Grayscale Machining===
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		+	PhotoVCarve automatically converts a grayscale image into a 3D height map that can then be carved.
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		+	The example below shows how the grayscale image for a 3D model can be converted to a 3D height map and machined using a Ball nose cutter.

	==Screenshots==		==Screenshots==

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	PhotoVCarve by [[Vectric]].		PhotoVCarve by [[Vectric]].

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	==Screenshots==		==Screenshots==

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	PhotoVCarve by [[Vectric]].		PhotoVCarve by [[Vectric]].
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		+	==Screenshots==
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		+	<gallery>
		+	File:PhotoVCarve Software.png
		+	File:PhotoVCarve Software 2.png
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−	PhotoVCarve by Vectric ~~Software~~.	+	PhotoVCarve by [[Vectric]].

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		+	\|data2 = In Production
		+	\|label3 = Manufacturer
		+	\|data3 = [[Vectric]]
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		+	\|label5 = License
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	PhotoVCarve by Vectric Software.		PhotoVCarve by Vectric Software.