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Numero uno! The time-slice-effect captured in a picture. I had a lot of fun doing those pictures. Hm, I think I should continue with this series.I used a HP ScanJet 5200C in 75 DPI prescan-mode. Then slowly rotated my head synchronously with the scan unit. added tint, a frame and type with ps 7.
*I wonder if there's a way to do this with a video camera or in post production ?? Does anybody know something?
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Haha, thanks. It's from a time when a selfie simply was a self or self portrait.
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be carful for the chewers on the streets 
some day they may taste you - & then hehe
hard to think about the chewed face afterform 
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haha thanks. and for the fav too!
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inspiration
Though I could get the movingness to work for me, do I move with the light thingie? Or something else, I guess there really isn't much else it could be.
My scanner's at a very unhelpful place, all up there next to the monitor.
Just realised, this deviation was submitted more that three years ago!
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yes, with the scan-unit or light thingie
Oh yeah these were the first things I submitted to dA. and I was getting no attention at all
I'm glad they (or at least scanned again I) do now!
if you haven't already, you might want to take a look at these
skalp [link]
scanned again II [link]
scanned again III [link]
trustinrust [link]
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this is amazing, of course! however, i don't really understand how there's so much in focus. i thought scanners had a poor depth of field capacity. i've never actually tried this, though, so i might very well be misunderstanding the whole thing. anyway, excellent piece!
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Thank you. no, I think you get it right. It strongly depends on the scanner. some have a quiet amazing DOF, others don't.
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Im confused as to how you did this. But its awesome.
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scanner goes from left to right - head from up to down. at the same time
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you know, i used to do that for quite a time....but it seems it really affected my eyes...'cause now i have to wear glasses...u.u though it was fun.
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what hellofascanner did you use!? the lamp in my scanner is really eye friendly - I wear glases too though
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youst a normal scan...though...i scanned my face...A LOT... ^^'
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do you have to modify the camera in any way? is there a tutorial?
AWSOME job!
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Thanks!
there's no tutorial, but if you read my deviation-comment carefully you'll know how to do it. I didn't use a camera but a scanner
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Wow, this is just one of those shots that hits viscerally and doesn't let you have time to process the words. Or maybe I'm not so good with words... it's possible.
Several words come to mind that others have used - clever, stunning, I'd add very creepy and definitely surreal. Great job.
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thanks a lot! If you dig this style you should check out the others
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really clever and very creepy! reminds me of francis bacon
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haha thank you! I checked out the work of bacon and you're right - there's a link between his art and my scanned-again-series.
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~yuppy64 Here, your deviation was featured a little while back in the *Deviant-Underground journal, it's been selected for the top five weekly journal, and if voted most popular in the weekly poll, will be put into the DU gallery with comments disabled and a link back here.
Best of luck.
[link]
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wow, this is exciting. I already had a quiet nice response and that's the most important thing!
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I'm supposed to be waiting for my Mum to get home with Indian food, but she's taking too long...
Holey shit you've done this well, I did a little playing around with scanning a little while back, but I never got anything anywhere near this good, damn well done!
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thank you. It's pretty easy though! have you seen the few others I've made?
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Yeah, but you do well, I'll try again sometime, I'll wait until I have hundreds of extra yucky pimples.
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wow...
thats just amazing !
i've never thought of doing this at all...
i have heard of someone turning a scanner into a camera though...its a pretty ugly set up, but with moving subjects it just looks amazing !
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I think andrew davidhazy [link] was the first (at least I heard of)
a few more informations here [link]
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Hey Deviant...
You're awesome, and it's been recognized, I'm *electricnats , and I'm part of a project over at *Deviant-Underground to promote underappreciated artists, and share their art with our watchers, each day three pieces are featured in the group journal. From there deviants are asked to participate by posting the featured thumbs in their own journals to promote both the artists and the project. Then on each Saturday the 5 favorite deviations from that week are posted again in a weekly journal entry and those deviations are put into a poll. By the next week, the deviation with the most votes is submitted to the clubs gallery with comments disabled and a link to the original. So eventually, when the project gets bigger, then that should have a huge effect on the featured deviations comments and favorites.
Anyway, today your piece was featured here
Enjoy the little bit of attention.
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aww, I'm glad there are ppl like you who care for underappreciated artists. Thanks a lot
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You're most welcome!! 
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amazing!! great expression - quite fitting for the shot. slightly disturbing and yet fascinating effect.
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hhaha, ya like: stop pulling my face apart!
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looks like you have a seriously deformed face and someone decided they wanted to capture it in a photo...you're glaring at the photographer as if to say "WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU LOOKING AT?"
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made me smile.
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LOL i tottally adore your look in this one
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great idea
well I haven't heard of such an effect, but I know how to code it, then again this doesn't help anybody
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yup, my thesis is on computer vision, so I know how to code it. one of my school projects this semester was automatic panorama generation from several images, pretty close subject. When I have time (I have to work on my thesis now) I'll try doing this from video frames, which should or could look like this one I hope.
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