Author Topic: Dealing with cylindrical correction of volume anamorphosis  (Read 3673 times)

2018-03-28, 18:11:59

lupaz

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Hey guys,

Does anyone know if there's a way to correct cylindrical distortion from renderings within 3Ds Max?


2018-03-29, 14:10:50
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maru

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If you create a Corona Camera, you have "distortion" rollout there and you can control the cubic distortion amount manually. The drawback is that when using extreme amounts you will end up with a circular crop in your rendering. I am not aware of any "automatic" way to do it.


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2018-03-30, 01:29:24
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lupaz

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Hm. Thanks Maru.
DxO Viewpoint has a pretty cool feature to correct this. I wonder if Corona could have a post effect that uses a similar algorithm. Just an idea,


2018-04-01, 08:32:46
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piotrus3333

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try this texture as distortion map in camera:
https://we.tl/8G2rSuMg8m

1920x1080 resolution should work best with this one.
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2018-04-06, 17:07:05
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try this texture as distortion map in camera:
https://we.tl/8G2rSuMg8m

1920x1080 resolution should work best with this one.

Thanks Piotrus! The image gets the barrel look with that map, which for architectural images is a no no.

2018-04-06, 17:30:57
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piotrus3333

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it's just a sample made for 8mm lens camera so the look is pretty extreme. the point is you can put any projection you can imagine into texture like that.
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2018-04-06, 18:55:37
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Aha
I hope I'm not one of those that ask questions that can be answered with 5 minutes of googling, but:
How do you make those textures?


2018-04-06, 19:34:26
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piotrus3333

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add two gradients. black to red and black to green. red gives you X and green - Y. render that in resolution you need.
16bit minimum and full float optimal - you need separate values for all the pixels in the image and accommodate for distortion.
than distort it to your liking with whatever software you have (example attached).
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