Learn how to take 3d photos with your phone camera
Each participant will get 10 pairs of 3d glasses so you can show your 3d photos to your own audience.
Funding for this project is provided by an enhancement grant from the Southwestern Illinois College Foundation.
Learn how to take 3d photos using your cell phone camera and how to share these with an audience. You will receive 10 free pairs of 3d glasses and there is no charge for this on-campus or virtual Zoom workshop. The workshop will last for just 1 hour but you will become an expert 3d photographer. 3d imagery is useful in art and the sciences as well as in paralegal and legal practice and presentations.
Adjunct professor Karl M. Kindt III will make this presentation and he has been a 3d photographer for over 30 years. All you need to "bring" (the workshop might be done online depending upon who registerants and whether that would be preferred) to the workshop is your cell phone and during the workshop you will install a free 3d photo application that we will then use to take 3d photos. These will then be projected on a screen (or shared online through Zoom) and we will all enjoy your creative 3d creations! You will then take 10 free pairs of 3d glasses with you (or pick these up on campus) so that you could provide your own 3d slideshows to audiences of your choice or print out your 3d images on your own printers and share these with others.
The 3d app we will use is called Twinshot3d. See the webpage on our site that explains its use.
Contact Karl Kindt at karl.kindt@swic.edu or call him at 314 308 7075 if you would like the date and time of the workshop and its location (or if it is going to be online via Zoom) all of which have yet to be establish but will take place in 2025 on the campus in Belleville or via Zoom.