Discussion in 'Nature' started by CysVet, Jun 28, 2012.
Hey everyone, tomorrow I will be taking pictures of two dogs which will be used to put a skin on a 3D computer model of the dog to be used as a veterinary teaching aid.
I will take pictures of every part of the dog (including things like the inside of the ear) in detail, which a graphic designer will put on a 3D frame created from MRI images of the dog.
Anyways, I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions as far as what lenses to uses, lighting (I'm thinking natural light), RAW vs. jpeg, other helpful tips, etc... Also, if anyone has a graphic design background and could let me know about how many pictures I should take, it would be greatly appreciated.