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Camera composition settings
Note: Camera height is mainly decided by floor height. To adjust the camera's maximum height, you need to set the floor height first.
Step 1:Adjust height and Angle
Height is best between 1100 and 1300. Camera Angle better keeps 0 degrees.
Step 2: FOV(Field of view) and crop
For an overview spatial representation, 60-80 of FOV degrees performs best. The 0-30 degree FOV is suitable for partial rendering. The view can be used in conjunction with camera clipping to make it easier to find good angles.
Step 3:Choose composition
The tool provides four different compositions, with 16:9 and 4:3 being the most commonly used. Detail representation can be used 3:4.
Step 4: Save the view
A very practical and important function, when you adjust a satisfactory perspective, keep in mind to save. (Ctrl+D as Shortcut)
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Clipping: create a realistic view
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Camera Correction:
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A rectification method for perspective images of scene planes using multiple constraints was proposed in this paper without knowing any camera parameters.
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Clipping: create a realistic view
Camera Correction:
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A rectification method for perspective images of scene planes using multiple constraints was proposed in this paper without knowing any camera parameters.
A rectification method for perspective images of scene planes using multiple constraints was proposed in this paper without knowing any camera parameters.