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C4D Film Offset Issue
 
Hi,

It looks like CentiLeo dont recognize the "Film Offset" Settings in Cinema 4D.

In the editor view, its correct, but when I render, it dont use the settings.

It renders with Film Offset on "0".
 
Administrator  Posts: 895
Apr 24, 2020 06:44
Yes, it's not recognized. Will fix this once will finish the current release workds. It's possible to support native C4D camera settings almost entirelly. 3ds Max has Physical camera with tilt options (and auto tilt) which will also be included there.

I think it's good to move this topic to C4D Discussion forum, just relevant to be there :)
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Hi, thanks for moving the topic, that makes more sence.

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Yes, it's not recognized. Will fix this once will finish the current release workds.

Great!

The functionality of this is very important, because In my case for example, I wanted to photomatch and image.

When you generate a camera with exactly the same settings as in the image, the "Film Offset" will change sometimes.

If the engine not recognize that, it will be impossible to make a render exactly like the image.
Edited: vblackrender. - Apr 24, 2020 09:17
 
Administrator  Posts: 895
Apr 26, 2020 20:49
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vblackrender. wrote:
When you generate a camera with exactly the same settings as in the image, the "Film Offset" will change sometimes.
what do you mean? Does it mean that some Cinema viewport and render images may be different?
I have just tested the editor view responds as expected to the changes. Will check things and make the feature.
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vblackrender. wrote:
When you generate a camera with exactly the same settings as in the image, the "Film Offset" will change sometimes.

I mean, when you photomatch an interior in Cinema4D. For example with the "camera calibrator".

It will give you the exact same camera settings like in the image wich your are matching (focal length, senzor size) and sometimes the "film offset", when they are not at 0.

And when you want to model now the interior from the image, the render will not be corrrect, because it doesn't recognize the "film offset".
 
Administrator  Posts: 895
Apr 28, 2020 21:14
Ok, thanks for explanation, will need to implement this
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Has
User  Posts: 6
Apr 2, 2021 03:44
Yes, big difference between c4d camera and ipr.
Please fix it!
Edited: Has - Apr 2, 2021 03:50
 
Administrator  Posts: 895
Apr 2, 2021 06:34
Hi Has, and welcome here! Camera Offset? Ok, I need to fix :)
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Has
User  Posts: 6
Apr 4, 2021 23:35
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Kirgman wrote:
Hi Has , and welcome here! Camera Offset? Ok, I need to fix
Thank you! It will be awesome!
 
Administrator  Posts: 895
Apr 8, 2021 11:45
Has, and vblackrender., this is fixed now, please download CentiLeo 0.612
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Has
User  Posts: 6
Apr 9, 2021 06:20
Amazing! Thanks!
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