Parallax Burns: Converting Photos from 2D to 3D with SVG Last week we talked about ZorroSVG, a tool for converting your chunky transparent PNG-32s into slim and flexible SVGs. That got me thinking. A few weeks earlier, I talked about the use of the Ken Burns effect in film and television. Figure 1: The ‘Parallax Ken Burns’ effect (as a GIF) But there’s another similar, but slightly more sophisticated technique that pans and/or zooms different layers of a photograph at different rates to give the image a slightly 3D effect. This is a classic videographers trick, so all the tutorials you’ll find on Youtube for this effect are aimed at Adobe After Effects users. But what if we could mimic the effect entirely inside a standalone SVG graphic? That was the plan. It didn’t quite work out that way (yet) but I thought it might be useful to share what I have so far. I don’t want to get super code-heavy here, but you should be able to pick through the CodePen to understand the detail. The plan was to… First take The Photograph The SVG Markup Method 1. Method 2.
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