ShapeWays Photoshaper turns Photo into 3D object
Shapeways provides users a set of toolkits that allows them to create 3D objects without any CAD or programming skills. The compagny has introduced their so called Photoshaper, a service that allows anyone to turn digital photographs into 3D printed objects.
Users can logon to Shapeways, upload any photo and order their creations directly. Now you not only can see your girl friend in your wallet when you are on a business trip, but touch her in 3D. With Photoshaper Shapeways redefines online consumerism with direct access to individually customized products that were never available before.
Based on the contrast of the picture (light and dark) the Shapeways Photoshaper automatically creates a depth-layered 3D object that can be printed by Shapeways with the latest in 3D printing technology. The 3D photo will be produced and delivered globally within 10 days and costs between 40-50 USD, including shipping. For best results use a 1.5 megapixel or better picture. The size of the 3D photo is 13 cm to 9 cm, landscape and portrait.
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