Perspective distort

[Anonymous]

Hi,

Im struggling to get this view to look right. Ive been playing around with the eye elevation and target height but nothing seems to work. It is a very small bathroom and the perspective looks distort. Please let me know what I can do?

[Anonymous]

Make sure your eye elevation and target elevation are the same height. Sometimes for smaller conditions the axonometric view is better than the perspective view.

[FAZIOGREG]

Matching eye and target elevation should help, but in such small spaces, it is never easy to do what a camera can.  Place your camera as far away from the subject as possible, and try the "Increase/Decrease Focal Length" tool [open navigation wheel, hit the little down arrow, and select "Increase/Decrease..."  If you would rather have a "Fish-Eye" look of a wide angle camera, you can render in the cloud and ther select the image.  You will have some options under "Re-Render As..."  I think one of them is a full panorama, then you can chop out the portion you want in photoshop.

[chrisplyler]

Try this:

[constantin.stroescu]

How I proceed in such a case:

• As was said here , it is important to have Eye Elevation and Target Elevation at the same height....for interior Camera views I suggest a lower height that the eye level - I use ,for instance 1,50 or even 1,40 instead of 1,75
• try to position camera , as possible perpendicular on one of the walls
• if the room is a very small one , I use a trick - I  place the camera outside the room space and then hide the wall that stand between ( camera and target) - this works well for hidden and shaded views. This  method works well in rendering for artificial light . If , there is a natural light , then the problem became more complicated and it will be necesary to make a sort of black box around the room in order to control light......

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