what do i have to set to get a picture like (fore example) shot with a 16mm camera and a 25mm lens?
thanks!
optical lenses
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Re: optical lenses
Sir:
If you download and install the plug-ins to Create Advanced Photo, you can choose from 4 different lens settings: Default, Depth of field, Fisheye and Spherical. That's at far as it goes until now.
If you need more control over your rendering, you can export your model as an OBJ file and use another program.
See this thread .
Hans
If you download and install the plug-ins to Create Advanced Photo, you can choose from 4 different lens settings: Default, Depth of field, Fisheye and Spherical. That's at far as it goes until now.
If you need more control over your rendering, you can export your model as an OBJ file and use another program.
See this thread .
Hans
Re: optical lenses
Hi SirBobolo and Hans,
SirBobolo welcome to the Sweet Home forum. [:)]
If you are meaning aspect ratios and focal length.
Aspect ratio can be chosen, or custom ones entered, in any of the render windows including the create Advanced photo... plug-in the Hans mentioned.
Focal length can be selected by right clicking anywhere in the lower right 3D preview (or from the 3D view menu item) and select Modify...
in the Modify... window there is the option to enter Visitor field of view (°) the default is 63 which is equivalent to around a 28mm lens.

db4tech
SirBobolo welcome to the Sweet Home forum. [:)]
If you are meaning aspect ratios and focal length.
Aspect ratio can be chosen, or custom ones entered, in any of the render windows including the create Advanced photo... plug-in the Hans mentioned.
Focal length can be selected by right clicking anywhere in the lower right 3D preview (or from the 3D view menu item) and select Modify...
in the Modify... window there is the option to enter Visitor field of view (°) the default is 63 which is equivalent to around a 28mm lens.

db4tech
Re: optical lenses
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If you need more control over your rendering, you can export your model as an OBJ file and use another program.
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which programm would you recomend?
If you need more control over your rendering, you can export your model as an OBJ file and use another program.
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which programm would you recomend?
Re: optical lenses
Ist there a table where i can look them all up?
in the Modify... window there is the option to enter Visitor field of view (°) the default is 63 which is equivalent to around a 28mm lens.
Re: optical lenses
SirBobolo:
Having a lazy day? What about using Google?
Blender
Art of Illusion
Misfit 3D
Wikipedia
Hans
Having a lazy day? What about using Google?
Blender
Art of Illusion
Misfit 3D
Wikipedia
Hans
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