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THEORY OF PROJECTION

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A basic introductory class to Theory of Projection with a specific focus on Anna University first year students handling Engineering Graphics

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Page 1: Theory of projection

THEORY OF

PROJECTION

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WHO HAS THE EYE?

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SOMETHING MAJESTIC

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SOMETHING MESMERISING

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SOMETHING SURPRISING

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SOMETHING SHOCKING

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SOMETHING TRANQUILLING

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SOMETHING TERRIFYING

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SOMETHING ELSE

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SOMETHING ELSE

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SOMETHING ELSE

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SOMETHING ELSE

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SOMETHING ELSE

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UNDERSTANDING OBJECT & IMAGE

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UNDERSTANDING OBJECT & IMAGE

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DIFFERENCE BTW OBJECT AND IMAGE

PARAMETER OBJECT IMAGEINFORMATION MULTI SINGLE

VIEWPOINT CHANGED CANNOT CHANGE

CHANGE WITH TIME

YES NO

DIMENSIONS 3D 2D

OWNERSHIP NO YES

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SIZE DOES MATTER

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DIFFERENTIATE

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DIFFERENTIATE

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DIFFERENTIATE

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THE 2D – 3D PROBLEM

2D – Engineers3D - Customers

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THE 2D – 3D PROBLEM

2D – Engineers3D - Customers

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THE 2D – 3D PROBLEM

2D – Engineers3D - Customers

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THE 2D – 3D PROBLEM

2D – Engineers3D - Customers

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THE 2D – 3D PROBLEM

2D – Engineers3D - Customers

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EXPLAINING PROJECTION

OBJECT IMAGE

PROJECTION

OBSERVER

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EXPLAINING PROJECTION

PROJECTION

IS THE PROCESS OF OBTAINING

_______ __________________________

FROM

_______ __________________________

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Common Elements of a Projection System

• Center /Direction of Projection/Station Point/Observers Eye

• Projection Plane/Picture Plane

• Object(s) to be projected

• Projectors/Visual Rays/Lines of Sight

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Classification of Projection

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TYPES OF PROJECTION

STATION POINTOBJECTPLANE OF PROJECTIONPROJECTORS

TYPE DISTANCE BTW SP & PP PROJECTORS

PERSPECTIVE FINITE RADIATING FROM STATION POINT & INCLINED TO PROJECTION PLANE

PARALLEL INFINITE PARALLEL TO EACH OTHER & PERPENDICULAR TO THE PLANE OF PROJECTION

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TYPES OF PROJECTION

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TYPES OF PROJECTION

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WHAT PROJECTION IS THIS?

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ISOMETRIC & ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION

ORTHOGRAPHIC ISOMETRICMULTI VIEW SINGLE VIEWSHOWS THE OBJECT AS 3 DIFFERENT IMAGES AS VIEWED FROM FRONT,TOP & BACK

SHOWS THE OBJECT AS ONE IMAGE WITH ALL THREE SIDES WITH ALL AXIS EQUALLY INCLINED

CAN SHOW 2DIMENSIONS ONLY CAN SHOW 3DIMENSIONS ONLY

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WHAT SHALL WE DO?

ISOMETRIC TO ORTHOGRAPHIC

ORTHOGRAPHIC TO ISOMETRIC

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PRACTICE ISO TO ORTHO #1 FRONT VIEW

SIDE VIEW

TOP VIEW

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PRACTICE ISO TO ORTHO #2

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PRACTICE ISO TO ORTHO #3