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Carrara F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Sep 29 9:32 am)
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Field of View? I assume that's a Bryce-specific term.
You can change the properties of the camera -- the focal length (how much zoom), and such as said above in the camera's properties tab. You can pan and dolly using the controls on the right side of the interface window, or if you're using a four-panel view of the scene, you can drag the camera in any of the ortho views. This will also change what the camera is looking at, or what was called (back in my film-school days) as it's field of view.
You can also change the aspect ratio of the scene (from the standard 4:3 TV shaped) to a vertical, or to a widescreen or whatever you like in the render room. Click the little film icon at the top of the interface and then you can change the render settings.
Carrara does a lot for you, but it also requires that you do a lot. It's always tough getting used to a new interface (I'm currently going through that with Poser 6). Good luck!
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With all the new Carrara users out there, there are gonna be a TON of probably stupid questions. Here's my first.
How do I change the camera Field of View? I'm sure it's obvious, but I just can't see it.
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