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Correct me if I am wrong but as far as I was aware, this was 'near to' impossible if not impossible.
I thought the process was to match to the photograph taken with a 'normal' lens, photomontage to it then correct the verticals afterwards.
My photographer who has been working with some other 3d studios came back to me and said the other guys do it all the time and has no problems with this process whatsoever. I am quite curious to find out what process they take to get it matched 'legitimately' inside max.
If anyone knows and could shed some light into this matter, it'd be much appreciated.
Cheers.
-Jung-
I thought the process was to match to the photograph taken with a 'normal' lens, photomontage to it then correct the verticals afterwards.
My photographer who has been working with some other 3d studios came back to me and said the other guys do it all the time and has no problems with this process whatsoever. I am quite curious to find out what process they take to get it matched 'legitimately' inside max.
If anyone knows and could shed some light into this matter, it'd be much appreciated.
Cheers.
-Jung-
