Plug in for perspective like Photoshop Vanishing Point

Bengt Schröder

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    • February 27, 2017 at 12:14 am #92418
      Bengt Schröder
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      Hi, I am looking for a plug in or other solution for InDesign that works similar to Photoshop Vanishing Point filter. This filter makes it easy to place logos etc in perspective on other images.

      I also tried Illustrators perspective funktion but it very difficult to work with. Cant find any Youtube that shows easy how to place the perspective grid on a product.

      I am going to place a lot of logos on different product photos i the correct perspective and still have the logo in vector format.
      Best is, if its possible to do directly in InDesign. It takes to long time to go through Photoshop.

      I am very grateful for all help to solv this.

      /Bengt

    • February 27, 2017 at 11:04 am #92443
      Mike Witherell
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      While there is no plugin for this in InDesign, have you tried recording an Action in Photoshop?

    • February 27, 2017 at 1:35 pm #92455
      Bengt Schröder
      Member

      Hi, thanks for your respons.

      The logos are in so many different shapes so it can be difficult to automate it.
      But maybe it can work. Maybe also together with the Mac Automator software?

      I will think about it and make some tests.

      Thanks for your idea.

      /Best regards Bengt Schröder

    • February 28, 2017 at 2:48 am #92464
      Loic Aigon
      Member

      Nothing close to an indesign plugin and probably way out of costs here but the only tool I can think of apart from Adobe’s is iC3D which can automate 3D views generation associating 3D models and vectors graphics.

      What is iC3D?

    • February 28, 2017 at 4:24 am #92468
      Bengt Schröder
      Member

      Hi thanks for your answer.

      Yes I have looked att this before. Very professional, nice and advanced. A little bit overkill for my project ;).

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