How to test the scaling factor with VRay physical camera? A course of VRay physical camera testing zoom factor

Vray renderer has ray tracing and global illumination, which can replace Max's original linear scanning renderer. It is mainly used in indoor, architectural, landscape design and other industries, and can be equipped with 3dsMax, Maya, Sketchup, Rhino, Revit and other software. If you are inefficient, stagnant or don't know where to start when learning VRay by yourself, and you are worried about taking detours and wasting time, then you must take a look at the "3dmax22 renderings VRay rendering PS later panoramic tutorial", which will help you solve all these problems!

VRay Physical Camera Test Zoom Factor Tutorial

Click Create, select the camera, switch to VRay, click the VR Physical Camera, and drag it in the scene to create it. We can check the specific angle and direction, and then click Modify to set its film gate size to 36, focal length value to 4, zoom factor to 1. and aperture coefficient to 1.6.

at this time, you can press the c key on the keyboard to switch to the camera view, and press the Shift+F key to open the security box. At this time, set the zoom factor value to 1., and click Render to see the rendering effect when the zoom factor is 1..

Then, we set the zoom factor to 1.6, and found that the picture was pushed forward. Click Render again to see the rendering effect at this time.

set the zoom factor to .8 again, and click Render to see the rendering effect.

by setting the rendering factor, we find that the smaller the value, the larger the picture range, and the larger the value, the smaller the range.

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