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Using Autodesk's 123D Catch system, I attempted to capture and create a 3D bust portrait utilizing an iphone camera. Assigned to a partner in class, we collaborated on how to go about in capturing a perfect 3D model. After multiple attempts, capturing a total of 226 images with various light sources and times of day, the best model came out when we used morning indoor lighting that was diffused by curtains. The myriad of possibilities for representing the human figure in 3D is a fascinating new way of portraiture facilitated by new digital processes.

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