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Trekking through the digital wilderness, crafting motion magic like modern-day wizards. Less sweat, more swagger, and enough coffee to fuel a small army. Let's reheat these pixels to new heights! #newbalance #NB #sneaker #footwear #terrain #hike #technology #design #motiongraphics #animation #cinema4d #3d #c4d #houdini #digitalart

Cloth simulation stills. Animation rendering. #opentowork #3dartist #autodesk #3ddesign #fabric #interiordesign #vray #cloth #previz #concept #designer #footwear #autodmotive #visualization #productviz #architecturalvizualization #animation

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Once the shoot is coordinated, the weight of the shoot rests on the model. This model is a fitness model so she wears the apparel with ease and helps sell the product with her athletic build. . . . #photography#whitebackgroundphotography#photographyforamazon#amazonphotography#websitephotography#imagesformywebsite#modelphotography#nyphotography#ecommercephotography

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A common deadly mistake I see on every Tech Pack. Using abbreviations! Examples: TN =Twin Needle. CF = Centre Front. HT = Heat Transfer. DTM = Dyed to match. OL = Overlock Stitching. Why? Because abbreviations cause: ➔ Lack of clarity. ➔ Misinterpretation. ➔ Increase chance of errors. Which ultimately requires extra costs and time to fix. Remember, it's likely that a factories first language isn't necessarily English. Be patient, be respectful and be clear with your communication. ✌️ ---- 𝐒𝐚𝐦 𝐏𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐢𝐧𝐬𝐨𝐧 Freelance Sportswear Designer | I help brands to build and create their sportswear range. #sportswear #apparelindustry #freelancedesigner

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If you know me, you know I LOVE playing with tints! (Until the lab tells me that they can’t bring my ideas to fruition #boooo 😆) Choosing the right tint is one of the most crucial steps when doing so. The choice of tint depends on the specific needs and lifestyle of the wearer. Here are some common tints and their uses: 🩶 : Neutral color that reduces overall brightness while maintaining true color balance; good for general use. 🤎 or Amber: Enhances contrast and depth perception; ideal for outdoor activities and sports. 💛 : Improves contrast in low-light conditions; often used for night driving or indoor sports. 💚 : Reduces glare while enhancing contrast and sharpness; suitable for general use and outdoor activities. 💙 💜 : Often used for fashion, but can also enhance color perception and reduce glare in certain lighting conditions. Have you worn tinted lenses?

Flash photography… When the 2024 Summer Olympics kick off in Paris next month, Japanese athletes will be sporting innovative new uniforms designed to block infrared cameras. Female athletes have increasingly become victims of illicit photography at competition venues. In 2020, athletes raised concerns with the Japanese Olympic Committee after finding infrared images of themselves circulating online with distasteful commentary. In response, the committee teamed up with sportswear firm Mizuno Corporation and a couple of other brands to co-develop a new kind of fabric that absorbs infrared light. Standard athletic uniforms appear opaque under visible light, but infrared wavelengths penetrate the material and render it semi-transparent and more revealing. Night vision goggles, thermal cameras, and certain smartphone cameras can unintentionally capture this effect. The infrared-blocking fabric sandwiches a specialized light-absorbing material inside the textile weave stopping unintended captures. The #technology fuses Sumitomo's materials expertise, Kyoto Printing's composite tech, and Mizuno's sportswear design and #manufacturing capabilities. The image below shows that the printed letter is almost fully obscured when photographed through a layer of the new "game uniform fabric" using an infrared camera. Multiple layers can provide even more protection, but the uniforms need to keep athletes cool in Paris' expected summer heat. A rising problem, competition organizers frequently ban cameras and place limits on permissible photography, but it's difficult to control in the smartphone era. Take the OnePlus 8 Pro's "Photochrom" filter for example which was found to see through thin black plastic and certain clothing. Companies are also working on technologies to counter thermal imaging… Daily #electronics from Asia insights – follow me, Keesjan, and never miss a post by ringing my 🔔. #innovation