Days for the Tech Fair

•Day 1: Bring all materials and chose a painting and background for our project (3D Photography)

•Day 2: Steps: use paint and draw something, Make sure you are in a place where the object and/or the background WILL NOT MOVE, Okay. Now we start working. Get your camera in position. Take your first picture. Then, move your camera 3 1/2 inches to the right (this is where you use the tape measure/ruler). Actually, you're going to use Paint too!

•Day 3: Put both photos into the computer.

•Make your Paint workspace into a square.

•Day 4: Draw a thin, black line directly down the middle.

•Open your first picture, then fit it into the space to the left of your line, then put the second one on the right.

•Day 5: To test it out and make sure it works you need to look at the picture and cross your eyes. You will see two fuzzy versions of your object, one on either side, and a 3-D version in the middle! 

Beginning Ideas

I am planning on doing a Robot for the Tech Fair

I chose to do a robot but I think a lot of people will be doing it :\

If they are going to be doing a robot I’ll try to do something else like…..

Idea 1:                      Robot

Take a remote controlled car

Take the top off (leave only the wheels)

Build a robot on top of the car (using boxes and tin foil)

Or take the cardboard box > cut the bottom> build the robot on top of the remote controlled car J

Idea 2:       3D Photography

Tools: Computer , With Windows, you will use Paint, and with Mac, Digital camera, ruler, A tape measure works just as well.

Steps: use paint and draw something, Make sure you are in a place where the object and/or the background WILL NOT MOVE, Okay. Now we start working. Get your camera in position. Take your first picture. Then, move your camera 3 1/2 inches to the right (this is where you use the tape measure/ruler). Actually, you're going to use Paint too!

Put both photos into the computer.

Make your Paint workspace into a square.

Draw a thin, black line directly down the middle.

Open your first picture, then fit it into the space to the left of your line, then put the second one on the right.

You need to look at the picture and cross your eyes. You will see two fuzzy versions of your object, one on either side, and a 3-D version in the middle!