Pixel Film Studios Quick Tips: Angle of View
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Channel: Pixel Film Studios · 2017 · Film & Animation
Lets look at this representation of angle of view In the center We have an angle that represents what the camera is viewing This is known as angle of view In the center we also have circles that are represented by lines At the bottom right we have a view of what the camera is actually seeing Now lets adjust the angle of view Click and drag the angle of view slider to the right to increase it As we increase angle of view We see more circles in the view of our drawn and live examples The circles in the center are not being pushed further away They only seem like they are being pushed further away because we widened our view and introduced more circles into the scene Click and drag the angle of view slider to the left to decrease it As we decrease angle of view We see less circles in both our drawn and live examples The circles are not being pushed towards the camera They only seem like they are being pushed towards the camera because we shortened our angle of view to capture less of the scene Lets take a look at another example with a pixel film studios theme named cactus valley Our angle of view is starting at forty five degrees As we turn the angle of view up We see that more of the environment is now in the cameras view And as we turn angle of view down We see that less of the environment is in the cameras view In our plugins We have added a feature that makes sure your environment does not look it is getting smaller when adjusting the angle of view We have done this by bringing the camera towards the focus point Here is an example of how our enhanced angle of view works Here we have a box that is both in front and behind our focus point Which is located in the center of the box As we turn up the angle of view We see that the end of the box looks further away while the front of the box looks closer The box now appears to have more depth As we lower angle of view The opposite happens The front and end of the box look closer to the center Making the box appear as if it has less depth Now lets take a look at the theme cactus valley from pixel film studios again with the enhanced angle of view controls The drop zone frame is located in the middle of our focus point When we raise angle of view We start to see more subjects behind our frame And the ground in front of the frame moving towards the camera view Creating the illusions of more depth When we lower angle of view We see the objects behind our frame move outside And the ground in front of the frame moving away from the camera view Creating the illusion of less depth Lets look at camera movements with different angle of view settings This is forty five degrees Which is a normal angle of view setting This is one hundred and twenty five degrees Notice the extreme angles when the text is rotating And this is ten degrees Notice how the text looks very flat Now lets view another scene with different angle of view settings This is forty five degrees Which is a normal angle of view setting This is one hundred and twenty five degrees Notice how the environment looks a lot bigger And this is ten degrees Notice how the environment looks a lot smaller
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