Simpel3D - Oliver Prehn

Hi Gareth Daine Glad you like our (my Brother and I) home site - I guess that's what you refer to. So here is an explanation (a little offtopic though) In very short: We made some turning devices and made some software for the control of camera and turning device. Then it is easy to make many photos around a product. Then we made some flash software to present the photos, so you can spin and zoom the product in hand. Cheers, Oliver

Hi Thanks for the answers. I guess I will check it out some more before the 'hunting' Oliver

Hi Sorry sorry. Im not here to provoke anybody. Im new here, not from from uk and not so fast and precise at the English language as you guys. I just meant that its a good start, this site - she wants to make a serious site, I can see. But off course it is not finished, and there is still a lot to do. But sorry sorry Oliver

Hi I would like to contact some potential customers in UK by calling them trying to sell my '3D photos'. Do anybody know what the rules are? Can I just take the phone and call different companies and offer them my product? The reason I ask is because I'm from Denmark, and I have no idea what the rules are in UK. Hope that someone can help me Oliver

I really think it is a great design you have there. It is very sharp and straight forward, and the site shows that you are serious and professionel. I wish you the best luck finding shops and make people use the site - becaouse thats the next step I guess. But dont change the design, it is total professional and matches your profile I think Cheers, Oliver

Hi It looks really great I think. I like the theme with the ocean and the blues frames all over the site. Cheers, Oliver

Hi Angela I kind of like the simple and informative site. Not wrapped in - if you understand. But maybe you have to much information gathered at each webpage - it can be a little confusing. Cheers Oliver

Wow. And really nice close ups. And really sharp images except the one with the ladybirds mating, its funny but throw it away so we only have the perfect results ;-) Cheers Oliver

hihi -well I haven´t tried doing 3D Photos with persons before. Instead of auto click you could use a HD video camera and then select the single pictures from a video editing application. And then use for instance our flash software to make it spin. Cheers Oliver

Hi Raoul de Boer Thanks for the commendation Basically we have a turning devise and camera controlled by a linux-computer with some specific software. The turning devise, and software we (my brother and I and some competent helpers) have made our self. Actually we have several turning devises for different purposes. So the turning devise takes a step and the camera clicks, and so on. Then we have made some software for the automatic handling of the photos afterwords, so the process is efficient and smooth. At the end our system makes a Flash file containing the photos. The flash software we also made our self. We have used some years on these 3D photos, and I can surely tell you, that there are a lot of details in concern when making 3D photos. I haven't wrote any tutorials yet, and I really don't know where to find tutorials on the subject. I know that you can buy some turning devises somewhere, but I don't know where, because we make our own turning devises specific to different kinds of objects in hand. Well, I know this is not much help, maybe somebody else in here can help you with the tutorials ... And I wish you the best of luck in the feature with the 3D, web etc, and you are always very welcome to contact me Oliver

I think that maybe different web shops could use the feature. The product seller can show his product in more details inside her design, without pop ups containing bigger pictures. But I don't know how many shop owners can benefit something from the zoom function. But now it is there, and it is for free ;-)

Hi At my website you can online generate zoom photos if it has any interest The Software is a simple Flash file. The Software is freeware and the online service to generate the Flash Files is free. Here you can make a zoom photo. At first glance the Zoom Photo appears as a common photo. But when you draw the mouse over the Zoom Photo the pointer transforms into a big magnifying glass. Through the magnifying circle you can see a magnified area of the object. This is how you do it: Upload your photo and type in the desired dimensions and the magnifying glass radius. Now you can download the Zoom Photo as a Flash file. With the Flash file follows HTML code you can use for insertion on your own website. My brother and I have made the software our self, so please tell me, what you think of this online function And I really hope that some of you can make use of it. Cheers Oliver

Hi Dave Nice website :-) I think you should be more specific in your text on the front page. Don't explain how to navigate on your homepage, we all know about that. Be more specific about who you are and what is going on, and make people interested - if you understand what I mean ;-) Cheers Oliver

Hi Timmo The front image of the forest loads rather slowly here. Oliver

Hello I'm new here, and I'm looking forward to participate in discussions with all you :-) My Introduction in short: I am a partner in the Company Simpel3D. We make 3D Product Photos for websites. You can see our web site here: 3D Product Photo - Simpel3D I have experience in photography and web development. Hope to be an active part of this apparently nice and serious forum. Oliver