Well it turns out that a cylindrical camera view is dependant upon a
non-perspective view, instead of a view that is non-clipped. I was partially
correct, in that a non-perspective view is the only type that allows for a
non-clipped view. This IS a tool that can be utilized for QuickTime or Ipix.
NICE TOOL!
"Frame" wrote in message news:4117fd64_1@newsprd01...
> Try using the Spherical projection--should get what you are looking for.
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> "Stacey Conrad" wrote in message
> news:4117d4c9_1@newsprd01...
> > It seems that the cylindrical camera can only be used in a non-cropped
3d
> > view. Thus, is the default 3d view the only view that will support the
> > Cylindrical Camera option? If so, what is the point? Is it just an
> > interesting camera trick?
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> > I could see a real benefit to having a fisheye type render that could be
> > used by Quicktime or Ipix for an Interactive 3d tour. I was hoping the
> > Cylindrical Camera could be the answer. Does anyone have experience
doing
> > this?
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> > Stacey Conrad
> > Vaughn, Coltrane, Pharr & Associates, Inc.
> > sconrad@vcaw.com
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