Any advise on how best to create textures for Daz Cyclorama with a digital camera? Has anyone succesfully produce an interior scene? How does one approach a beach or forest street and alley etc.? I have No mememory and it would be cool if I could use it for such things! Are there issue of horizon line? Meshing overhead and frontal perspective etc? Thank you.

I remember Anton (PheonixRising) once made a mini tut here about how to do it, perhaps a search could bring it up. Download the template from the product page, that'll tell you where the horizon is supposed to go. I also remember, from that tut that it looks best if it's composed at at least 2 pictures, with the ground part taken more or less vertical.

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See the tutorial at the arcana for an overall look at texturing and general tips. You can use it for indoor renders as long as you know that there is a bumpy part and to render accordingly.

I had this copied and saved for future use. Good Luck http://www.renderosity.com/messages.ez?Form.ShowMessage=1176286 http://www.renderosity.com/messages.ez?Form.ShowMessage=1164545 http://www.renderosity.com/messages.ez?Form.ShowMessage=1000816 These three should cover it if you read through them. Remember if you are taking photos take 5 photos 3 kneeling. ..center, center left, center right and stitch together 2 standing aiming at feet for matching ground cover. -Regards, Anton

Thank you! 1st I didn't even know what Arcana was but Anton, your msg here alone is the huge help... my modem is chugging along d/l'ing those threads.... much thanks!!!

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Jeez! To have to take stitch together pictures! Wouldn't it be easier to use one of the new hires digital cameras and crop it to the proper aspect ratio?