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I found this on the home page today and figured I'd post it for anyone who hasn't found out yet. So talk about spiderman 4 already I guess we could say it might already be confirmed?
Computer Graphics World has published an article on 3D scans used for films, including the "Spider-Man" franchise. Here are several paragraphs:
Sony has also relied on Gentle Giant for scans the studio used while creating effects in Spider-Man, The Polar Express, Spider-Man 2, and, now, Spider-Man 3. Digital effects supervisor Peter Nofz reports that Gentle Giant usually delivers the data as high-res polygonal meshes in three formats, "to make sure that whomever needs it will have it." He also requests the raw scan for cross-reference.
Nofz is enthused about what he calls "the next leap" in 3D scanning: instant photographic scans. "These photographic scanners will get the information and provide much more accurate meshes instantaneously," he says. "I hoped we would see it for Spider-Man 3 but now it's [likely we'll have it for] Spider-Man 4."
http://superherohype.com/news/spider-mannews.php?id=4131
Computer Graphics World has published an article on 3D scans used for films, including the "Spider-Man" franchise. Here are several paragraphs:
Sony has also relied on Gentle Giant for scans the studio used while creating effects in Spider-Man, The Polar Express, Spider-Man 2, and, now, Spider-Man 3. Digital effects supervisor Peter Nofz reports that Gentle Giant usually delivers the data as high-res polygonal meshes in three formats, "to make sure that whomever needs it will have it." He also requests the raw scan for cross-reference.
Nofz is enthused about what he calls "the next leap" in 3D scanning: instant photographic scans. "These photographic scanners will get the information and provide much more accurate meshes instantaneously," he says. "I hoped we would see it for Spider-Man 3 but now it's [likely we'll have it for] Spider-Man 4."
http://superherohype.com/news/spider-mannews.php?id=4131
