Book of Breast 3D

Used but as good as new.

This tittle is a very limited edition. Has and is being sold vor over €400 on eBay and Amazon.

The best of the biggest in three luscious dimensions: It'll knock both your eyes out! OK, imagine the best photos from the iconic first volume of the body parts series, The Big Book of Breasts, in a new 28 by 28 cm size, but popping off the page in state-of-the-art 3D. An impossible dream? Not so, Luddites! In this wonderful modern world of digital magic, 90 photos from the original book, plus 18 stunning new photos, have been transformed from boring old last-century 2D into cutting edge 21st century 3D by Jon Schnitzer and The Brain Factory, the geniuses whipping up 3D projects for filmmaker Tim Burton. This 220-page special edition has a revised introduction, updated layout, and came with a pair of red/blue anaglyph viewing glasses. I'm sorry to say these are lost, but you probably have a pair laying around, or you can buy one for about five euro.

Unlike other 3D pictures you may have seen before, the photos in The Big Book of Breasts 3D do not look distorted when viewed without the glasses. The Brain Factory's technique is so subtle it's hard to even detect the red/blue tint in many of the black and white photos, but when you put on your glasses the curves leap from the page, not in flat layers as in old-style 3D, but as fully rounded body contours.

It doesn't take a genius to guessthat this will be the gift book of the year. As Playboy's Hugh Hefner recently observed, "What would people most like to see in 3D? Probably a naked lady." We hear you Hef, and we deliver. Text in English, French, and German

About this book

Publisher: Taschen Gmbh

ISBN-10 3836526609

ISBN-13 9783836526609

Language: English

Format: Hardback

Dimensions

Weight: 2132g

Width: 300mm

Length: 300mm

Additional Product Features

Subjects: The Arts

Format: Mixed Media

Place of Publication: Cologne

Genre: Photography

Country of Publication: Germany

Author: Dian Hanson

Spine: 28mm

Date of Publication: 2011