Perspective, Camera etc basics
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Sorry about the 4 icons, copied in by mistake from elsewhere. Wish this forum supported editing by author.0
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Trying to match camera position with the view of an actual photo I took, so I can maybe superimpose my model on the photo. Camera xyz is no problem, but lens focal length? (it was a zoom camera).
In the photo jpg's Properties, I see in its EXIF data that focal length was 9mm - which in my book is extreme fish-eye - and that's how the model looks when 9mm is dialled into Brics Camera.
So I'm wondering - is Brics Camera expecting a focal length figure as if the camera was a traditional 35mm? If so, I'd say the pic was taken at zoom of somewhere between 35-50mm FL, by 35mm standards, not 9mm.
Anyone know how to convert this particular camera's FL data to 35mm equivalent?0 -
Established a camera position and provisionally FL, saved that as Named View. So I can recall that by Save/Restore View.
How can I lock that view axis and zoom in on the model - kind of Lock onto Look From the Camera?
Anything I do, even simple zoom, changes the on-screen image's viewpoint.0 -
Ok, I got zoom/FL answer, thanks to http://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/3980603#forum-post-57461993 .
http://www.digicamdb.com/specs/panasonic_lumix-dmc-f3 says the Pana has a massive 7.6mm sensor diagonal.http://photoseek.com/2013/compare-digital-camera-sensor-sizes-full-frame-35mm-aps-c-micro-four-thirds-1-inch-type throws more light. The diagonal of 24x36 is 43.3mm.
So crop ratio is 43.3/7.6 = 5.69.
5.69 x 9mm FL gives 51.2 equiv FL for my pic - about right I'd say.
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As per first post above, I am advised that
AutoCAD® 2009 and AutoCAD LT® 2009: No Experience Required' http://eu.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0470260580.html
has a v gd chapter giving 'from-basics instruction about Perspective, Camera etc in 3D CAD'.
I can get that book secondhand, or 'for Dummies' etc like it.
The question is, which version of Acad is Brics like, in this department - maybe I should look for say Acad 2012 books instead of 2009?0 -
In terms of full hd camera output, I believe this can be applicable.
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