Current camera optionsResolution Preset – Resolution preset allowing you to choose the resolution. Click the () button to open the advanced options window. Click again the () button to close the advanced options window. 540p(960x540); HD 720p(1280x720); 900p(1600x900); FHD 1080p(1920x1080); 1440p(2560x1440); UHD 4K(3840x2160); UHD 8K(7680x4320); PC Video(640x480); NTSC(720x486); PAL(720x576); 1K Super 35(1024x778); 2K Super 35(2048x1556); 4K Super 35(4096x3112); 8K Super 35(8192x6224); 1K Cinemascope(914x778); 2K Cinemascope(1828x1556); 4K Cinemascope(3656x3112); 8K Cinemascope(3656x3112); 16K Cinemascope(7312x6224); 1K DCP(1024x540); 2K DCP(2048x1080); 4K DCP(4096x2160); 8K DCP(8192x4320); 512 Square(512x512); 1K Square(1024x1024); 2K Square(2048x2048); 4K Square(4096x4096);
Each created or imported camera can have a different resolution and aspect ration. |
Camera Type – Specifies the type of camera as either Perspective or Orthographic. Orthographic width – Specifies the the width (in scene units) of the orthographic camera. It controls how much of a scene the camera can see and has the same effect as zooming a perspective camera. Lens Mode – Specifies which lens parameter to display for the camera. Click the () button to open the advanced options window. Click again the () button to close the advanced options window. This option is available only for Perspective camera type. Focal length – Displays the focal length value of the camera in the Camera tab Basic category. Field of view – Displays the field of view value of the camera in the Camera tab Basic category. Exposure mode – Specifies how the Exposure value and Film speed(ISO) settings affect the image brightness. Listed parameter depends on the Exposure setting in the advance options. Click the () button to open the advanced options window. Click again the () button to close the advanced options window. Exposure value – Controls the exposure value when the Value mode is selected. Film speed (ISO) – Determines the film power (i.e. sensitivity). Smaller values make the image darker, while larger values make it brighter. White balance – Allows additional modification of the image to compensate for the "color temperature" of a light source, which refers to the relative warmth or coolness of white light. Objects in the scene that have the specified color appear white in the image. White balance only works when Exposure is set to either Physical or Value. When Exposure is None, White balance is disabled. |
Motion blur – Enables motion blur. Click the () button to open the advanced options window. Click again the () button to close the advanced options window. Depth of field – Enables the depth of field effect. Click the () button to open the advanced options window. Click again the () button to close the advanced options window. This option is available only for Perspective camera type. Automatic vertical tilt correction – When enabled, sets and preserves vertical lines to be parallel, simulating 2-point perspective. Click the () button to open the advanced options window. Click again the () button to close the advanced options window. This option is available only for Perspective camera type. Camera clipping – When enabled, turns on the camera clipping. Click the () button to open the advanced options window. Click again the () button to close the advanced options window. Camera ListerCreate Camera () – Saves the current camera view with its settings to a new camera slot. (Shortcut: Ctrl+K ) Record Camera Movement () – Records the camera movement and saves it to a new camera slot. (Shortcut: Ctlr+Shift+R) Create a camera group () – Creates a group where you can drag and drop camera slots to group them. Scene state tag () – Specifies a scene state that gets applied to the scene when the camera is recalled. If NONE, then no change will be made to the scene and only the camera settings and transformations are recalled. Update camera () – Overrides vrscene camera with the current camera view. You can either override the resolution only or discard the existing vrscene camera data. (Shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+K ) Delete () – Deletes the camera slot. It has to be clicked twice. You can switch between the camera slots using the Home and F1-F12 keyboard keys. |
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