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Hi,
I’m trying to figure out how to setup the Physical camera to match a gopro Hero3 Silver (medium fov).
One big and confusing problem is the fov.
I don’t know witch kind of fov the Physical camera wants... Horizontal? Vertical? Diagonal?
On this Page: https://gopro.com/support/articles/hero3-field-of-view-fov-information
gopro tells witch h/v/d fov the hero 3 has.
On the other hand this page:https://gopro.com/support/articles/curved-nature-pictures-videos
Tells the fov is w170 m127 n90 but these values are not in the list of the first page...
To get a value for the distortion I made a picture of a dot grid in a distance of 21cm. (the distance was a necessary because I could only print the grid in a3 and wanted to fill the picture with it)
after that i rebuild the setting in 3ds max.
None of the fov´s gopro´s pages show matches the view I get from the real camera. Most of them are too big, the plane with the dot grid picture doesn’t fills the entire view. I had to set it to 82.8
After that I thought I could do it with the focal length… The page with the fov list also tells the medium setting´s fov equivalent would be 21mm. The gopro hero3 silver has a 1/2,7" sensor whereby a width of 5,371mm.
Sensor sizes list: http://www.dpreview.com/glossary/camera-system/sensor-sizes
If i set the sensor size to 5,371mm and the focal length to 21mm I get a very low fov witch is way to small...
I’m totally confused.
The distortion is another issue there are no cubic distortion values for it on the internet. And i don’t trust the value I figured out (0.095) as long as I’m not Shure about the fov.
Presets for the Physical camera would be so nice!!!
Ihno Oetjen
Senior 3D Artist
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