VR-Objects are a series of frames that you, the viewer, can interact with by rotating an object or otherwise moving the image. Feel free to “click and drag” on any image…
| Fortis Watch Company-This is an example of a simple, single-row, auto-rotating VR Object . Click and drag your mouse on the image to move it or use the controls.
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Georgio Armani Perfumes Another simple VR-Object with a spin. This was one of several products commissioned for the Armani websites. (click on the image to the right to open the VR in a new window)
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Kitchen Aid Mixer This is an example of a “multi-row” VR-Object. You can grab the image and move it up and down and sideways – any direction you desire. This was done as a test for Kitchen Aid but, 6 years ago, it was much too large for internet usage. That is no longer true but be warned it is a somewhat large file and may take a while to load. (click on the image to the right to open the VR in a new window) |
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Virgin Alantic First Class ChairPlacing a two person chair on a motorized turntable was quite a challenge as part of the Virgin Atlantic project. This is an example of animating a sequence of stills to tell the story. This was a small portion of a project for Virgin Atlantic when they upgraded their first class facilities in major airports and onboard their 747s. I slept in this chair on many flights en-route to the terminals in which VR-Panoramic Tours were implemented (see VR-Panoramas on this site). (click on the image to the right to open the VR in a new window) |
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| American Ballet TheatreThis was a CD collaboration with Jay Martin, choreographer, and Veronica Lynn, principle dancer for the ABT. Several moves, some on a turntable were documented to be placed in an interactive /instructional CD for the ABT |
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Vitra ChairThis was a series of animations for the Vitra International Corporation.
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| Canon Copiers (model 9000) This was a project for Canon’s intra-net and internet sales initiatives. I photographed every single copier showing functionality on two levels (rows). You can drag up and down on the image to see two stages of interaction. (click on the image to the right to open the VR in a new window) |
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Aldo Shoes (Das Boot)“Das Boot”, as we called it, was a test for the Italian Shoe company, Aldo, trying to express the tag-line, “From City to Country Wear”. This was quite a challenge as it involved several programs including Photoshop, After Effects, Morph and others to produce.
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| Panther – Asia SocietyThis is an example of several VR-Objects done for the Asia Society. This is a jade panther circa 3000B.C. and is about 3″ long.
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Stihl Wood Boss Chain SawThis was a commission for the entire line of Stihl chain saws. Note that this does not rotate all the way around but only partially. Also there is a zoom function (use the +/- controls and, once you are zoomed in you can use the shift key to reposition the image).
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| Hugo Boss Cosmetics- A complex VR where the zoom function is a part of the capture process.
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Matrix Hair Care-It’s all about the hair for some 30 models and the circus that surrounds them
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Television- In the future all televisions will look like this… A multi-row VR-Object (click on the image to the right to open the VR in a new window) |
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Liquid Pour Test- This is an example of a vertical single-row VR Object where you click and drag the mouse up and down to make the object move.(click on the image to the right to open the VR in a new window) |
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Linhof 2×3 bellows camera This animation was done for the Linhof corporation and this is my favorite camera. It folds down to a 6in x 6in x 2in square, packs into a backpack and adapts to all my PhaseOne gear. (click on the image to the right to open the VR in a new window) |
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