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Re: 3D effect, how do you do it? How does it work?
I've seen people use "3D" to describe a mixture of many things, usually two or more of the following
- Exaggerated or unusual perspective (usually close, but sometimes far)
- Wide angle of view
- Thin DOF
- Defocus blur
- High contrast
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High saturation- Aliasing artifacts (usually described as "sharpness")
- Lighting (e.g. chiaroscuro)
- Good composition
For example, many folks feel that large format photography has a special 3-D look to it, which usually just comes out to wider angle of view (not unique to large format), thinner DOF (also not unique) and high contrast.
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