Hi all,
We've got a pretty standard lens-matching approach for live action footage with standard max cameras which works well - set the aperture width in the render dialog to the film back width/sensor width, plug in the lens focal length, and bam, perfect match (well, pretty close depending on distortion).
I'm having a problem achieving the same result with the PhysCam... in this case the footage is shot on an Arri Alexa (sensor width is 23.76mm) and a 40mm max standard camera matches with the live plates shot at 40mm with 23.76mm aperture width. To get the same FOV/framing with PhysCam, I have to change the lens to 31.431mm (FOV 33.083, same as the max camera)
Am I missing something? Has anyone had any luck matching real world lenses (in this case a Cooke s4) to the VRayPhysicalCamera?
We are still in 2010, but using VRay 2.25.01
cheers,
Josh
We've got a pretty standard lens-matching approach for live action footage with standard max cameras which works well - set the aperture width in the render dialog to the film back width/sensor width, plug in the lens focal length, and bam, perfect match (well, pretty close depending on distortion).
I'm having a problem achieving the same result with the PhysCam... in this case the footage is shot on an Arri Alexa (sensor width is 23.76mm) and a 40mm max standard camera matches with the live plates shot at 40mm with 23.76mm aperture width. To get the same FOV/framing with PhysCam, I have to change the lens to 31.431mm (FOV 33.083, same as the max camera)
Am I missing something? Has anyone had any luck matching real world lenses (in this case a Cooke s4) to the VRayPhysicalCamera?
We are still in 2010, but using VRay 2.25.01
cheers,
Josh
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