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I have this image as the end of my intro. My boss wants the logos at the lower right to be more straight-on.
As I'm new to 3ds Max, I barely know the camera settings. Is there a certain setting, certain type of camera, specific settings, a video tutorial anyone can suggest?
I like the way it looks - afterall, it is a 3D rendering. But, is there a way to make the entire image look flatter towards/through the camera?
Putting the camera in Orthographic Projection will give the effect of it being flat when straight on. An orthographic view has no perspective, so it may look odd earlier in the anim and may not be the effect you want.
A compromise may be to put the camera further away and narrow the FOV. This will reduce the perspective effect, but it will still have perspective.
A third option is to fake it by animating down the thickness of the logo, right at the end as it come straight on. Easily done if it is just an extrude.
