Hi, my name is Knut Uppstad (67). I am Norwegian and live in Kristiansand. Have worked with pictures all my life.Used to be a news photographer, but today I work with photography in my own company. Also do courses in Adobe Photoshop.3D have been a big interest/hobby for me the last years and love to create pictures witch I cant use my camera to make. Also like to make 3D animations.
My videos on Vimeo: http://vimeo.com/knupps/videos My software:Adobe Photoshop CS6 ExtendedAdobe Premiere Pro CS6Adobe Encore CS6After Effects 7ProPoser Pro 2010 64bit Vue7 Pro StudioHyperVue with 2 nodes to make a small render farm.My hardware:1x Custom made PC: Win 7, 64bits, 16GB RAM, GeForce 760 sceencard and Intel i7 prosessor.1x Fujitsu Siemens 32 bits Vista, 4GB RAM and Intel Quad Core prosessor.1x Acer laptop.
1x Packard Bell mini laptop. 2x Benq 24` Full HD monitors.Cameras: Nikon D300sNikon D60Nikkor AF-S 18-55 VRNikkor AF-S 70-300 VRPanasonic DMC-FZ50
Sony DSC-S85
Canon IXUS 220HS
GoPro Hero1
GoPro Hero3 Black Edition
Sony NEX-5RStudio Flash set: Interfit Home Studio EX150
Nikon Speedlight SB-600
Video camera:
Sony HDR HC7E
Glidecam 2000Pro
Awards:"Best Sports Picture of the year" in 1982, Norway.
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Comments (8)
neiwil
Now that's very clever....great idea and a great result, well done mate.
helanker
A really interesting result and very well done :)
Faemike55
here's proof! the world is round!!!! Great work
MagikUnicorn
koool
FredNunes
This is creative and excellent!!
MrsRatbag
Very nicely done!
debbielove
Very cool work, impressively done!!!! Rob
RodS
Oh, cool, Knut! This turned out great! Haven't tried this myself, yet. I did see Colin's tut on Photoshop Cafe on how this is done - may give it a go one of these days.