Hi,

I'm trying to model my new house (we're restructuring it for the arrival of
our son :-) so tha I can plan the décor well in advance.

I modeled the whole thing in Moray, using the actual dimensions of the house
(1m = 1 unit) and it's coming along nicely.

However, no matter what I try I can't get a decent view of a room, it always
looks crowded and much smaller than it should be or it looks like Escher
had fun with my walls.

In short: I can take beatiful pictures of *details* of my furniture, but I
can't get a nice view of the whole room. Heck, even the pictures I took
with a digi are better and I'm a lousy photographer.

Could anyone help me and tell me how I should position my camera?

--alex

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Hi,
try with wide angle camera >50°, take the view from a corner of the room or
from the door.
You can set that in the modify tab of the camera in moray.

HTH
Marc
"Alessandro Morelli" <ale### [at] alphacit> a écrit dans le message de news:
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> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to model my new house (we're restructuring it for the arrival
of
> our son :-) so tha I can plan the décor well in advance.
>

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On Tue, 18 Nov 2003 19:14:04 +0100, Alessandro Morelli
<ale### [at] alphacit> wrote:

>Could anyone help me and tell me how I should position my camera?

Try an angle of 63 degrees and position your camera 30cm away from a
corner, about 170cm above the floor. This should give you an idea how
it would look if you stood there, watching.


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