Oh I forgot to tell you, this addon has a custom option that you can easily edit, but it won't remember your custom settings unless you create a preset file and load it every time.
I don't know if you can code, but even if you don't know Python or scripting in general, you can add a new preset quite easily. Just open the RealLens.py with a text editor and in " dCameraTypes " add your camera specs in millimeters. Just keep the format (quotes, brackets, comma , at the end if it isn't the last preset, etc) Ex: "Arri Alexa HD": [23.760, 13.365] And you'll have a new option for this camera Now, the cool thing with this addon is that you specify your camera specs in the custom property and it will do the math for you and calculate the SI camera values no matter what Film Aperture you have in your SI camera. The not so cool thing is that it doesn't change your SI camera Film Aperture, but it calculates instead the equivalent Focal Length with your current Film Aperture. The image result should be the same though. cheers, M.Yara On Thu, Apr 18, 2013 at 7:54 PM, Ben Beckett <[email protected]> wrote: > NIce thanks, this is what am saying. > > > On 18 April 2013 11:48, Martin <[email protected]> wrote: > >> You need to enable Projection Plane and specify the Film Aperture. >> You may need to convert mms to inches because SI only uses inches for >> Film Aperture. >> >> You could also create a custom property like this: >> >> http://www.softimageblog.com/archives/65 >> >> This addon is a little old so you may need to modify it to support newer >> standards. >> It works even with the default film aperture locked and automatically >> converts the orientation to the vertical/horizontal equivalent. >> >> SI should have something like that by default. >> >> M.Yara >> > >
