Help on Camera Angle when rendering small interior spaces

Good day CG pipz,

I need some tips on doing an interior scene with a small area..
I tried adjusting on zoom factor and focal length of my vray physical cam, pero sa kakaadjust ko nagdidistort yung image...
any advice po?

mcgoogles wrote:Good day CG pipz,

I need some tips on doing an interior scene with a small area..
I tried adjusting on zoom factor and focal length of my vray physical cam, pero sa kakaadjust ko nagdidistort yung image...
any advice po?

try to remove the wall which blocks the view of your camera, do you use guess vertical?

Pag masyado masikip ang space nadidistort talaga minsan, hanap ka pa ng ibang angle, makukuha mo din yan.

glenford23 wrote:

mcgoogles wrote:Good day CG pipz,

I need some tips on doing an interior scene with a small area..
I tried adjusting on zoom factor and focal length of my vray physical cam, pero sa kakaadjust ko nagdidistort yung image...
any advice po?

try to remove the wall which blocks the view of your camera, do you use guess vertical?

yes i tried sir.... noted po... thanks i'll try sir

naku sir, mukang iyan din ang magiging problema ko.. gawa nung bedroom unit ko eh 2.5mx2.1m lang.. panu na un..

yup, best thing to do is remove 1 - 2 walls. hindi din naman sila makikita sa camera. good luck!

bokkins wrote:yup, best thing to do is remove 1 - 2 walls. hindi din naman sila makikita sa camera. good luck!

Big thanks for the tip master....

if I may add, pwede mong i-ghost yung isang wall or any object na nakaka-block sa view.kya itatanong ko na din sa mga masters kung pano mag ghost ng isang object sa max...anyone?

if u dont want to delete anything from the scene try adjusting focal length instead of zooming out and click clipping then play w/ near and far clipping plane.

micolangot wrote:if I may add, pwede mong i-ghost yung isang wall or any object na nakaka-block sa view.kya itatanong ko na din sa mga masters kung pano mag ghost ng isang object sa max...anyone?

Right click sa object then object properties then uncheck visible to camera..Is this what you meant or the see through feature?which is-select object then alt-x?

mcgoogles wrote:Good day CG pipz,

I need some tips on doing an interior scene with a small area..
I tried adjusting on zoom factor and focal length of my vray physical cam, pero sa kakaadjust ko nagdidistort yung image...
any advice po?

Why dont you extend the walls behind your camera?Plus your flooring and ceiling..This works to me all the time..

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bokkins wrote:yup, best thing to do is remove 1 - 2 walls. hindi din naman sila makikita sa camera. good luck!

tama..or pwde namang i hide mo muna yung hindi kasama sa scene mo..
gudluck to your project sir..

micolangot wrote:if I may add, pwede mong i-ghost yung isang wall or any object na nakaka-block sa view.kya itatanong ko na din sa mga masters kung pano mag ghost ng isang object sa max...anyone?

Lagyan mo lang ng semi transparent material, kaso hindi pa din clear ito if ever. masisira lang ang render.

Pro ok to pag naka axonometric ka na aerial view.

try this bro basahin mo nalang ung comment ni kuya nomer

http://www.cgpinoy.org/architectural-f3/apartment-toilets-bokhowa-t9492.htm

sir aside from their suggestions.

add ko rin. pwd mong e invisible yung object mo sa camera. select the object tapos
right click ka tapos object properties uncheck " visible to camera ".
para yung object na yun maging invisible


hope naka dagdag tulong.

Goodluck sir.

Sa mga masters na tumulong.. salamat po.. highly appreciated, i'll try your suggestions po

thanks ulit...

ako din. tnx po. hehe.. nakinabang din ako sa topic na ito. =p

thanks din nakinabang din ako...salamat kay master ARCHITEKTURA..