[rendek]

Hi All,

The Blow Up Region feature seems to ignore the Lens Shift completely therefore it is useless in in combination. The area I select on the screen is not the same at all which will be blown up.

Could someone help with this?? Am I missing something?

Also could the frame of the picture (yellow frame) show the actual area whith the shift lense on? It seems to slide down - again - ignoring the shift.

I'm doing a lot of architectural visualization so it's been quite frustrating to work around these bugs.

Thanks!

Adam

[pipcleo]

+1
I also use shift lens a lot and this is really annoying

[Mihai]

Does the blowup rendering actually render the whole viewport, or does it render part of it, but not the one you want?

[rendek]

Thanks for chiming in Mihai, it renders part of it but not the one that is selected in the viewport.

[Mihai]

Ok, because I checked with blow-up and render region and it's rendering the whole viewport with shift lens set to -Y. What are your shift lens settings?

[rendek]

here's a details explanation:

Here are my Studio/Camera/Shift Lense settings:



Here's the area I would like to blow up in a rendering:





then here's the rendering and the problem:





Is this what you were expecting, Mihai?

Am I missing something here or is this a bug?

[mgroeteke]

this is indeed not working correctly and has already been reported as a bug internally...

cheers

markus

[rendek]

Thanks for the update, Markus!

[zoppo]

shift lense: blow up render region shows the unshifted area.

Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 11:29 pm

[kami]

it seems to work in the rhino plugin, is that possible? meaning: I always had the impression that it worked correctely.
But you get the wrong region, if you select a region on the outside of a strongly shifted image. That may be caused, because the shift level is limited to 100% (sadly you can't shift more) ... I'm not so sure, why this limitation is useful or necessary.