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Margus Ramst wrote:
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> Francois Labreque wrote:
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> > I did. And it does not appear to be giving the desired effect.
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> > I am talking about the fact that when you are taking pictures with a
> > zoom, the apparent depth of the scene shrinks.
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> "Angle" does do just that. Basically, reducing the camera angle reduces the
> perspective effect; angle -> infinity approaches orthographic projection.
> Remember that reducing the camera angle reduces the FOV (Field of View). So if
> you want a particular object to appear the same size as before, you need to
> increase the distance between it and the camera.
After I wrote my last reply, last night, I played around and got
satisfying results.
Thanks anyway.
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