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V-Ray for Rhino Manual - Rum

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Adjusting the Camera<br />

Rotate the camera<br />

Click and hold on both Alt and Shift, then right click on the mouse to rotate the camera. This will<br />

make the image more dynamic.<br />

Adjusting the lens<br />

Right click on the Perspective window Title, select the Viewport Properties from below. See image<br />

below, you can input desire lens length here. Smaller number <strong>for</strong> wide angle lens and larger number<br />

<strong>for</strong> telescope lens.<br />

If you don't want the objects de<strong>for</strong>med too much, try to avoid using wide angle lens. A normal<br />

product can get the best perspective by using <strong>Rhino</strong>'s default 50mm lens. Use 22~35mm lens <strong>for</strong><br />

interior shot.<br />

Image on the left is perspective with 50 mm lens; image on the right is 28 mm. Its angle looks much<br />

wider.<br />

Please note that if the lens has very small number, the lens will make the object de<strong>for</strong>m even<br />

greater.<br />

V-<strong>Ray</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Rhino</strong> 75

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