Lenticular gives a motion or 3D effect because the lens can be used to focus on distinct images, each in unison. Similar to a movie that has frame after frame of still images flashed quickly a raw lenticular image (viewed without the lens) will appear as if it is more than one image. To create […]
Horizontal lens orientation is used when 3D is not required. Because humans eyes are stationed horizontally along the face each eye will have the same viewing angle of a horizontal lens. This means that both eyes see a single image, negating the brains natural tendency to perceive depth. Instead with each eye viewing the same
Flip, Morph, Zoom and Spin effects for Lenticular Read More »
1. Vertical OrientationVertical lenticular lenses deliver separate images to the left and right eye of an observer. With a vertically oriented lens focusing on a vertically interlaced series of images it is possible create a 3D effect by utilizing the human brain’s natural desire to fuse two images, each seen from the slightly different perspective
Lenticular Images – Vertically Oriented lens (3d Effect) Read More »
Ten things to know (and places to learn) about lenticular technology.1. Vertical Orientation2. Horizontal Orientation3. Image Interlacing4. Stereoscopy5. Printing on the Lens6. Printing on a substrate7. Ideal Viewing distance8. Image Layer Separation (3D)9. Printing Technology10. Popular Uses of Lenticular Imagery A Redakai Lenticular trading card Lenticular imaging is popping up all over the place these
Applications for rapid prototyping are becoming more prevalent in the news. So much so that “prototyping” is not nearly the right word for 3d Printing. Increasingly components, products, and even works of art are being created by machines that used to be something out of science fiction. Recently an article caught my eye that highlights
Most often people are viewing 3DEngr to visit one of the CSWP test pages. If you happen to have passed the CSWP and have some designs to submit you may be able to win some prizes in the coming weeks. Registration for Solidworks World, on Feb 10th, includes a test voucher to take one of
Contact 3D Engineer What is this 3D Engineer site about? The first items on 3DEngr were tutorials for the CSWP Exam (Certified Solidworks Professional). Over time the topics and focus have evolved into other areas: Engineering, Design, New Product Development, & Marketing. These components together have helped to create some amazing products and innovations. If
Prepare for SOLIDWORKS CSWP certification with , self-paced video lessons, hands-on exercises, and assessments available when you need them. Also see 5 tips for getting SOLIDWORKS certified (CSWP) and 11 tips from Certified SOLIDWORKS Professionals who passed the CSWP exam. So how do you pass the Solidworks CSWP? Passing the Solidworks CSWP exam. Take a
B-2. Sketching Sketching is the primary function and basis of nearly all Solidworks files. When creating a model from side views it is also one of the most intuitive ways to begin a model. Best practices for where to begin sketching (Top Plane, Right side view etc) will vary from modeler to modeler and company
A-7. Look over the entire test For anyone who has ever taken a test prep course, or taken other exams this tip is probably nothing new. Look through the test and check to see what specific values change. Recently the CSWP exam has added a balloon feature to drawings to show what values have changed
