Tilt OSL lens Tweet

[baltort]

Ha ha! I have found one of the problems. I’ve been looking at your posts on my phone which appears to have cropped off 80% of your images. Now that I can see what you’ve actually posted, things are looking much better!

Try rotating the plane around the horizontal and vertical axes. If the plane is square on to the camera then a tilt lens behaves the same as a normal lens. It’s only when the focus plane isn’t parallel to the image plane that you’ll see the quirkyness of a tilt lens.

J.

[LightwaveGuru]

Try rotating the plane around the horizontal and vertical axes. If the plane is square on to the camera then a tilt lens behaves the same as a normal lens. It’s only when the focus plane isn’t parallel to the image plane that you’ll see the quirkyness of a tilt lens.

J.

Hi James,

lol yes! ok...
here a example with the same "rotated" plane...you can see it now if you take a look to the head of the ship and then to the background (the dry dock)...



snip lwguru

[baltort]

That’s got it. Now you can use that poly to control the focus plane.

Looking cool!

J

[LightwaveGuru]

That’s got it. Now you can use that poly to control the focus plane.

Looking cool!

J

Thanks to you for the OSL script...i love to play with the hottest stuff!

snip lwguru

[adkkda]

Very nice render LightwaveGuru. Big fan of your stuff!

Also nice spotting about the node disconnecting and needing a recompile.
Is that a bug James or a feature ?

Lets see if animated GIFs work

[baltort]

Looks great, Al.

Let's call the breaking of all the input connections on scene reload as a feature. It gives everyone a chance to reconnect the nodes and spend a moment contemplating how cool free plug-ins are

I think the issue it in Lightwave itself.

Juan, can you take a look when you get a chance? I suspect OSL nodes are difficult to suspend to and from disk because LW doesn't know what the inputs are without compiling the OSL each time.

Cheers,

J.

[whersmy]

Nice work guys!

I remember a script we could use where basically real lenses could be simulated. The right f-stop, exposure, aperture, FOV was calculated right away. Would be plain amazing to have this with OSL.

[KeeWe]

Guys, any chance to transfer this to the C4D Plugin. Well, I know its possible, but can someone explain it for me who has absolutely no knowledge about OSL?:D

[baltort]

Hi KeeWe,

Unfortunately, I have knowledge of OSL but not of C4D. I don't have a copy of it and I don't have an octane plug-in for it... Maybe someone would like to donate one!

What's the issue with using this in C4D at the moment? Is there an equivalent way of connecting the position and world vectors of a null into the camera?

Cheers,

James.

[KeeWe]

Yep, the problem is setting up a control rig. I posted it over in the c4d section, maybe someone with more xpresso knowledge than me can help me out.

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