BlendLuxCore CameraPanel - Revision history

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2018-06-04T13:39:32Z

Clipping Plane

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	Only the location and rotation of the object are considered for the clipping plane, the scale does not matter.		Only the location and rotation of the object are considered for the clipping plane, the scale does not matter.

	[[ File:~~Arbitrary_clipping_plane~~.png \| ~~1000px~~ ]]		[[ File:Arbitrary_clipping_plane_new.png \| 600px ]]

	=== Camera Volume ===		=== Camera Volume ===

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	The camera volume specifies the starting volume of rays traced from the camera. If your camera is e.g. under water and you have a water volume in the scene, you should select the water volume as camera volume.		The camera volume specifies the starting volume of rays traced from the camera. If your camera is e.g. under water and you have a water volume in the scene, you should select the water volume as camera volume.

			== ImagePipeline ==

			The image pipeline is LuxCore's built-in mini-compositor.
			It has only a few features compared to Blender's compositor, but it is quick to set up.

			See [[ImagePipeline]] for a general description of the various plugins.

			Note that some plugins are hidden in BlendLuxCore to improve the user-friendliness.

	== Depth of Field ==		== Depth of Field ==

2018-03-21T16:07:32Z

Header

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	Only the location and rotation of the object are considered for the clipping plane, the scale does not matter.		Only the location and rotation of the object are considered for the clipping plane, the scale does not matter.

	[[ File:Arbitrary_clipping_plane.png ~~\| thumb \| left~~ \| 1000px ]]		[[ File:Arbitrary_clipping_plane.png \| 1000px ]]

	=== Camera Volume ===		=== Camera Volume ===

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	[[ File:Props_cameradata.png ]]		[[ File:Props_cameradata.png ]]

	[https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/dev/render/cycles/camera.html Blender Manual: Camera]		[https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/dev/render/cycles/camera.html '''Blender Manual: Camera''']

			[[LuxCoreRender_Cameras \| '''LuxCoreRender Cameras''']]

	== Header ==		== Header ==

2018-03-21T16:01:12Z

Clipping

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	In LuxCore, these settings are changed or new:		In LuxCore, these settings are changed or new:

	=== Clipping ===		=== Clipping === <!-- TODO: does clipping in LuxCore affect Z-Buffer precision? -->

	Camera clipping is optional in LuxCore. If disabled, the near clipping plane is set to 0 + a very small epsilon value and the far clipping plane is set to infinity.		Camera clipping is optional in LuxCore. If disabled, the near clipping plane is set to 0 + a very small epsilon value and the far clipping plane is set to infinity.

	~~<!-- TODO: does clipping in LuxCore affect Z-Buffer precision? -->~~

	=== Clipping Plane ===		=== Clipping Plane ===

2018-03-21T16:00:44Z

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	How many steps you need exactly depends on how far your objects' movement differs from a straight line and is best found through a few test renders.		How many steps you need exactly depends on how far your objects' movement differs from a straight line and is best found through a few test renders.

	LuxCore does not support rolling shutter emulation.		LuxCore does not support rolling shutter emulation.<br>
			LuxCore also does not support deformation motion blur currently (version v2.0alpha7).

	[[Category:BlendLuxCore]]		[[Category:BlendLuxCore]]

2018-03-21T15:59:54Z

Motion Blur

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	== Motion Blur ==		== Motion Blur ==

			[https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/dev/render/cycles/settings/scene/render/motion_blur.html?highlight=motion%20blur Blender manual]

	Motion blur in BlendLuxCore should behave very similar to motion blur in Cycles.		Motion blur in BlendLuxCore should behave very similar to motion blur in Cycles.
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	However, if your objects move in a curved fashion, you will need to raise the "Steps" value, which will subdivide the motion.		However, if your objects move in a curved fashion, you will need to raise the "Steps" value, which will subdivide the motion.
	How many steps you need exactly depends on how far your objects' movement differs from a straight line and is best found through a few test renders.		How many steps you need exactly depends on how far your objects' movement differs from a straight line and is best found through a few test renders.

			LuxCore does not support rolling shutter emulation.

	[[Category:BlendLuxCore]]		[[Category:BlendLuxCore]]

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	== Motion Blur ==		== Motion Blur ==

			Motion blur in BlendLuxCore should behave very similar to motion blur in Cycles.
			However Cycles offers a "position" setting with the options "Center on Frame", "End on Frame" and "Start on Frame".
			BlendLuxCore currently only supports the "Center on Frame" mode.
			This means that if you set the Shutter value to 2, the blur will start one frame before the current frame and end on the next frame.

			If your objects move only in a straight line for the duration of the blur, you can leave the "Steps" setting on the default value of 2.
			However, if your objects move in a curved fashion, you will need to raise the "Steps" value, which will subdivide the motion.
			How many steps you need exactly depends on how far your objects' movement differs from a straight line and is best found through a few test renders.

	[[Category:BlendLuxCore]]		[[Category:BlendLuxCore]]

2018-03-21T15:48:23Z

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	[[ File:Arbitrary_clipping_plane.png \| thumb \| left \| 1000px ]]		[[ File:Arbitrary_clipping_plane.png \| thumb \| left \| 1000px ]]

			=== Camera Volume ===

			By default, the camera sends one ray through the middle of its film when the render is started and uses the volume on the hit surface as its exterior volume.
			This should result in the correct exterior volume in almost all well-formed scenes.
			However you can also disable this behaviour and manually select the exterior volume by disabling "Auto-Detect Camera Volume".

			The camera volume specifies the starting volume of rays traced from the camera. If your camera is e.g. under water and you have a water volume in the scene, you should select the water volume as camera volume.

	== Depth of Field ==		== Depth of Field ==

			See the [https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/dev/render/cycles/camera.html#depth-of-field Blender manual].

			Note: The F-stop in the depth of field settings '''only''' affects the strength of the blurring. It does '''not''' change the image brightness, even with "Camera Settings" tonemapper enabled.

			Use Autofocus: If this option is enabled, the camera will trace a ray through the middle of the film at render start and use the distance of the hit surface as the focus distance.

	== Motion Blur ==		== Motion Blur ==

	[[Category:BlendLuxCore]]		[[Category:BlendLuxCore]]

2018-03-21T15:40:25Z

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 [[ File:Props_cameradata.png ]]
-== Header ==
+[https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/dev/render/cycles/camera.html Blender Manual: Camera]
 == Depth of Field ==