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  • #31
    Originally posted by mori4h View Post
    Also for Arnold - https://lentil.xyz/
    Something like this is exactly what I need in V-Ray!

    https://www.behance.net/Oliver_Kossatz

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    • #32
      Originally posted by piotrus3333 View Post
      Anyone with camera shader experience in VRay? is CA possible with it?
      This is what the docs for Lentil say regarding CA: "Lentil is a spectrally-plausible system. But since Arnold is an RGB renderer, we render at a single wavelength.

      Note that one *could* render the same image 3 times with different wavelengths and combine them (1 for each channel) into an image with physically plausible chromatic aberration."

      The changelog also show CA in action here: https://lentil.xyz/docs/changelog.html#2.4
      Last edited by kosso_olli; 09-12-2022, 03:11 AM.
      https://www.behance.net/Oliver_Kossatz

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      • #33
        Originally posted by kosso_olli View Post

        This is what the docs for Lentil say regarding CA: "Lentil is a spectrally-plausible system. But since Arnold is an RGB renderer, we render at a single wavelength.

        Note that one *could* render the same image 3 times with different wavelengths and combine them (1 for each channel) into an image with physically plausible chromatic aberration."

        The changelog also show CA in action here: https://lentil.xyz/docs/changelog.html#2.4
        the changelog linked shows axial chromatic aberration. I was rather referring to lateral ca, somewhat more commonly used in cgi (fringing intensifies from the center of frame outwards).
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        • #34
          Well, in the examples the fringing is more intense on the edges, no?
          https://www.behance.net/Oliver_Kossatz

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          • #35
            Originally posted by kosso_olli View Post
            Well, in the examples the fringing is more intense on the edges, no?
            yes, it does. but it is different type of aberration than for example this:
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            • #36
              The type of CA shown in Lentil would be fine for me. Plus all the other nice features.
              https://www.behance.net/Oliver_Kossatz

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              • #37
                axial chromatic aberration setup:
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