Transformation of 2D image to 3D

Hi all,
I am new to Java3D. I am desperately needing help to complete my work of converting a single 2D image to 3D using Java.
What API should I use, or is there some way to do it using JAI API.
Please help me.
Awaiting your valuable reply.
Thanks,
Sujeet.

That is not a feature of iPhoto
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I found a Knowledge Base that possibly will help you, check the following link: http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/12039EFD213AD08086257B6E0030FDC6?OpenDocument
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