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Tricks and Tips This page proposes some tricks that help creating spectacular Popims. Visit www.popims.com website to find some more and to share with others your best ideas. 3D perception A Popims lenticular screen enables viewing different "vues" by moving from left to right in front of the screen. If you have shot these vues by moving your camera from right to left around a scene, your Popims will give the feeling of 3D.
The online version of the Companion gives all theoretical explanations on this subject. Just remember that if the 3D perception is inverted, the Don't forget either that a very small movement of the camera is sufficient to obtain this 3D perception. Zooming on an image This is quite easy: use twice the same image, but on one of them, crop it to keep only a slightly smaller part of the image. Then, change it's size so that it has again the original size. The two images will have the same size, but on one of them, the subject will be a little bigger. Then, create the transition points and a morphing transition between the two images. Morphing of images made with other software Popims Animator proposes powerful graphic modification functions, but nothing forbids you to use other software to take advantage of more specific filters for example. Just load two images, one of them being modified with such a software, and launch a morphing operation between those two images. You might be surprised by the result. |