Following the interest received in Design-Design’s 3D MPO files, we are publishing some of the 3D anaglyph images created by the camera. You only require RED / CYAN glasses to see them, a more cost effective route to still image 3D!
A selection of .mpo files for you to view on your 3D television, FujiFilm W3 Real3D Digital Camera or W1 lenticular display. These are available to view in their original size and format and were taken in Australia and America.
Engaging with customers viewing your site is a very difficult business for some companies – especially when promoting a ‘one size fits all’ solution won’t solve anything or ‘discount of the week’ is not appropriate.
Quick review of Loughborough students work at the New Designers Exhibition in London 2011 where some of this years design students from Universities around the UK are exhibiting their designs in the Islington Business Design Centre
Setting up a design or other business can be daunting. This article provides an overview of the challenges to overcome as well as the advantages and disadvantages of running a business along with useful reference links.
Assessing your ability as a designer is one of the most difficult questions you can ask yourself but it is important to ask. How can you measure your ability, grow and develop as a designer and how can this benefit your business?
Recommendations on a variety of design related activities including use of equipment, websites and interacting with clients. Presented in a simple to digest “Top 5″ format. Designed to inspire and help.
Travelling is a great way to be inspired as a designer, photographer or other creative media producer.This article examines a visit to Cuba and an exhibition of images currently displayed at Gesso & Bole in Derby, UK
Designers forum is a Meetup.com group based in Chester. Created by Simcoemedia in June for local designers and artists in the area. The next ‘Meetup’ will discuss how we use the web to influence our daily lives and creativity.
Faux pas and shock tactics can be the making of legends in the world of the mass media and internet. It can be a simple planned or unplanned slip of the tongue that sends your video or blog posting viral. Design-Design tries not to slip up and takes a look at a couple of classics.
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