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This is a feature present in cinema 4d camera, it allows x and y movement of the camera without distortion or change in perspective view.

At the very least support this in the cinema 4d extension of maxwell camera via plugin.

oh yes i always use this in cinema, this would be great to have in maxwell too!

thanks
cheers
lllab

I agree - this is a very useful feature... especially useful when "architectural perspective" is not available.

Matthew

I think this is similar to film-offset in MAYA!

It would be very useful!!!!

Cause this way you could split your image in several parts
and render very large images with a normal amount of RAM...

While RenderRegion under Maxwell seems to use the same
amount of Ram as the "fullimagerender"!!!

While there is still the size-limitation cause of the known Ram-Bug
this could be a very useful workaround!!!

cheers

Torsten

tlass wrote:I think this is similar to film-offset in MAYA!

It would be very useful!!!!

Cause this way you could split your image in several parts
and render very large images with a normal amount of RAM...

While RenderRegion under Maxwell seems to use the same
amount of Ram as the "fullimagerender"!!!

While there is still the size-limitation cause of the known Ram-Bug
this could be a very useful workaround!!!

cheers

Torsten

That is exactly how it works in cinema, you can render extremely large images using this feature and maybe be a workaround to the current image render size problem with Maxwell and be able to get around tight camera angles and such! Two birds with one stone!

I cant imagine that this feature is too difficult to implement,
while its impossible to even render an A4-Format with 300dpi
Maxwell stays unuseable for any print-production!!!

Im not in architecture but i think a lot of people
would be very happy to use maxwell in their
print-projects!

So please NL could you give us a workaround!!!

cheers

Torsten

tlass wrote: Cause this way you could split your image in several parts
and render very large images with a normal amount of RAM...

While RenderRegion under Maxwell seems to use the same
amount of Ram as the "fullimagerender"!!!

Hi,

Is very inefficient to render with global illumination doing this, because you have to render as many times as the splits parts of your image.

The region render will take less memory in next versions.

tlass wrote: While there is still the size-limitation cause of the known Ram-Bug
this could be a very useful workaround!!!

Is not a bug. Is a memory optimization matter, that soon will be avalaible. With this, it will be possible to render any resolution.

Best regards.

oscarMaxwell wrote:With this, it will be possible to render any resolution.
Best regards.

The best 2 words I've ever heard for a long time, thank you Oscar!

tom wrote:

oscarMaxwell wrote:With this, it will be possible to render any resolution.
Best regards.

The best 2 words I've ever heard for a long time, thank you Oscar!

This is great, but I still would love to have the camera x and y offset feature.

Tyrone, I think this + region will be equal to what you want

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Hmm... If I didn't understand wrong again, I know this feature as "panoramic rendering" and if it's just about X then it's cylindrical and both X and Y it must be spherical. Sorry but I'm confused. Can anybody post here any schematics about this situation?

....very nice news again from Oscar...

cy,
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Hi Oscar,

great news!!!!

I would really appreciate it to use Maxwell in my production-work!!!

GREAT!