Nishika N8000 Operations Instructions download pdf (Page 17)

Your

Nishika

N8000 3-D camera

repre-

sents

the

state of

the art

in home 3-D

photog-

raphy,

giving

you

photos

that exhibit

extraor-

dinary

depth

and

realism.

The

suggestions

in

this section

will

enab,le

you

to

make the

best

use

of

your

camera,

and

take

the

most

effective

3-D

photographs

possible.

Overview

The 3-D effect

of

Nishika

photographs

occurs

whenever an

object

at one

distance

from the

camera

visually overlaps

another

object

at a

different

distance.

The

most

ef-

fective 3-D

photos

have

overlapping

objects

in

the

foreground,

midground and

back-

ground

of the

composition.

When

your

Nishika

3-D

photos

are

processed,

a

"key

(main)

subject"

must

be

selected

by

the

printing

technician.

This

key

subject

will

be the

focal

point

of

the

photo-

graph,

and

objects

that

share

its

distance

from the camera

will

exhibit

the

most clarity.

Objects

either

tar in

front

or

far

behind

the

key subject

may

be slightly

less

sharp.

Several

guidelines

are used

by

Nishika

technicians

to

determine

the

key

subject

of

a

3-D

photo.

lf

there

is

only

one

person

in

the

picture,

that

person

will

be chosen

as

the

key

subject.

lf

there

are

two

people

at

dif-

ferent distances

from the

camera,

the

key

subject

will

be the

closer

person.

In

photos

where there are

more

than

two

people

at dif-

ferent

distances

from the camera,

the

key

subject

will be the

person

most centrally

lo-

cated

in

the

midrange of the

composition.

Finally,

for

photos

without

people,

the

key

subject

will

be the

main subject

as deter-

mined by the

technician,

and

will

usually

be

centrally

located

in

the

midrange of the

com-

position.

The following

guidelines

will help

you

take

maximum advantage

of the

3-D

poten-

tial

of the

Nishika system.

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