Quote -   > Quote - Problem solved. No more tilted buildings.

 

The Rise/Fall option of a CG camera is still useful. Although you can increase the camera distance of a CG camera, the cropped and resampled image will look different (see picture). Why? Modifying the camera distance also changes the perspective distortion of the object --unless you also modify the focal length, which in turn leads to a different field of view.

 

The Rise View option will pan the view and at the same time preserve the field of view and the perspective distortion of a real perspective correction lens or a view camera.

Hi VK. You quoted me and seemed to be phrasing your post as a contradiction to what I said. Just to be clear, I did not suggest moving the camera, somebody else did, and I agree that is not necessary nor desirable. That is why I never mentioned it.

The OP asked how to do this in Poser, and I answered how to do it in Poser. The only way in Poser to render off-center is to do an area render.

The "Rise View" option you speak of is not in Poser, right? Or is that a plugin you have for Poser?

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