Author Topic: difference between focal length and film width?  (Read 3299 times)

2020-05-11, 03:37:32

shortcirkuit

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Hi guys

In corona, i always only play with the focal length, however there is also the FILM WIDTH - ive never touched that.  What is the difference?  Does anyone use it?  If so why?

2020-05-11, 10:10:14
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romullus

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If you don't need to match the photos taken with real world camera, then you don't have to worry about film width in a renderer, just leave it at default and you'll be fine. Film width defines the size of camera's sensor and affects such parameters as lens magnification and DOF.
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2020-05-11, 17:22:02
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The difference is the same as between using a digital camera with an APS sensor, a 35 mm film camera, and a medium format 10x10 cm film camera. :)
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