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Honestly, the only method that I can think of for creating those kinds of things would either be to photograph the object in all 360 degrees or to use some sort of 3d modeling software (like blender) to create the model and then to manipulate that model in any way you want. In most cases, the 1st option is the best for complex shapes while using a 3d modeling software would be best for objects that appear simple.<br />
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Honestly, the only method that I can think of for creating those kinds of things would either be to photograph the object in all 360 degrees or to use some sort of 3d modeling software (like blender) to create the model and then to manipulate that model in any way you want. In most cases, the 1st option is the best for complex shapes while using a 3d modeling software would be best for objects that appear simple.

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Ok, I got a phone call the other day from a client of mine that saw something cool on the internet and has to have it. &nbsp;What I'm talking about are those 360 degree dragable product views that seem so popular right now. &nbsp;Anybody know how to put one of these together? &nbsp;There are companies that advertise 360 degree product photography, but that is going to be costly and involve my client having to ship out his costly sculptures in order to be photographed. &nbsp;Anyone know of a product that can stitch a few stills together into a 3d view?<br />
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Examples are:<br />
all of the phones on verizonwireless.com<br />
a few of the printers on Dell.com<br />
the coat here <a href="http://www.websiteturbine.co.uk/Templates/WT_Default_noLinks.asp?modeID=Content&uID=115&DoLogin=" rel="ugc">http://www.websiteturbine.co.uk/Templates/WT_Default_noLinks.asp?modeID=Content&uID=115&DoLogin=</a><br />
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just to name a few<br />

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Ok, I got a phone call the other day from a client of mine that saw something cool on the internet and has to have it.  What I'm talking about are those 360 degree dragable product views that seem so popular right now.  Anybody know how to put one of these together?  There are companies that advertise 360 degree product photography, but that is going to be costly and involve my client having to ship out his costly sculptures in order to be photographed.  Anyone know of a product that can stitch a few stills together into a 3d view?

Examples are:
all of the phones on verizonwireless.com
a few of the printers on Dell.com
the coat here http://www.websiteturbine.co.uk/Templates/WT_Default_noLinks.asp?modeID=Content&uID=115&DoLogin=

just to name a few


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