VIDEO: Ortery reveals Photosimile 3D photocopier

360-degree product renders now a piece of cake

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25 January 2010 12:09 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott

In what's being described as a world's first, Ortery Technologies has unveiled the Photosimile 5000 a "solution for creating professional still photos and product animations in spherical, hemispherical and 360-degree formats".

Quite simply, as the video above will show, the machine offers a point-and-click way of capturing an object in 3D that can then be output as a Flash file, for example, to be used, again as an example, on ecommerce websites to give potential buyers a 360-degree look at a product.

We've seen the end result of this kind of thing before, but the Photosimile 5000 goes a step further to put it in reach of anyone with a PC and a modicum of computing ability. We expect to see more 360-degree product renderings online in the future as a result of this...

 

 



Via: techradar.com

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Hardware, Video, Ortery, Photocopiers, Biz, 3D

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