Hey guys, I guess this is more of a general question than octane specific but what is the best way to setup a camera in my scene so that the vertical lines stay vertical? Seems like I have a hard time finding a shot that I like where the geometry looks correct.
Is there a secret to it or just manipulate the camera until it is close? I have heard mentions of Photoshop scripts.... thanks for any advice.
-abe
3ds max camera set up question
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http://render.otoy.com/forum/viewtopic. ... ift#p93699abekinney wrote:Hey guys, I guess this is more of a general question than octane specific but what is the best way to setup a camera in my scene so that the vertical lines stay vertical? Seems like I have a hard time finding a shot that I like where the geometry looks correct.
Is there a secret to it or just manipulate the camera until it is close? I have heard mentions of Photoshop scripts.... thanks for any advice.
-abe