Difference between revisions of "BlendLuxCore CameraPanel"
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=== 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 == | ||
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Revision as of 15:48, 21 March 2018
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All three camera types are supported. For details on the three camera types, see the Blender manual link at the top.
In LuxCore, these settings are changed or new:
Clipping
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.
Clipping Plane
LuxCore offers a clipping plane that can be used to clip the scene. The difference to the near and far clipping planes is only that the arbitrary clipping plane can be rotated. In BlendLuxCore, the location and rotation of the clipping plane is derived from a Blender object. It is best to use a plane mesh as clipping plane object to be able to get a preview of the clipping, but you are free to use any object you like. Only the location and rotation of the object are considered for the clipping plane, the scale does not matter.
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
See the 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.