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metroberlin

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15-07-2003, 04:44 AM

i have problems rendering with a fish eye cam. i always see a great white spot, but not my room. i tested all settings, but the problem is that i don´t really know what the settings are made for. not the best conditions for experiments can someone explain it to me ? thanks
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