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: How to design and print 3d anamorphic images? Here's some photo of what I'm talking about the majority I've seen are floor and wall but I need to create this 3d effect on wall and ceiling

@Goswami567

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Here's some photo of what I'm talking about

the majority I've seen are floor and wall but I need to create this 3d effect on wall and ceiling with an aerial London skyline and clouds. using the image below:


How do I do this? The desired effect is to feel like your in a glass aeroplane and can see the city around you and clouds overhead.

I have seen a post about changing the perspective on a single image Anamorphic Design Process

but how would you morph a landscape photo like the city one i have?

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@Michele215

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I am not sure if you understand what this kind of projection means. This means that there is only one point in the entire surrounding where you can see the effect correctly.

If you start moving around the real place, you see the images distorted.

Take a look at this video:


The user posted a download link for the images, so you can print them:

i.imgur.com/ffAnX.jpg , which looks like so:

i.imgur.com/GUU2b.jpg , which looks like so:




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Choose a public space.
Pray the weather is not rainy.
Choose a spot for a camera. That is practically the only point where a scene looks right.
Skilfully paint your scene... There is a lot to explain here, out of the scope of the forum.


Painting on a public space is made with chalk, so it can be washed away later.

Take a look at this post: Anamorphic Design Process

and this video:

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