<div dir="ltr">You can animate clipping points of the same camera, that would give you even smoother transition. Also you can override as many cameras as you wish by using markers and timeline. <br><div><br>From: Zauber Paracelsus <<a href="mailto:zauber@gridmail.org">zauber@gridmail.org</a>><br><div class="gmail_extra"><div class="gmail_quote"><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="margin:0 0 0 .8ex;border-left:1px #ccc solid;padding-left:1ex">
Subject: [Bf-cycles] Render Layers - Camera Override<br>
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I'd like to propose a small enhancement for Render Layers: the ability<br>
to override the scene's camera.<br>
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One use case that comes to mind would be to split a scene's rendering<br>
into multiple 'layers' based on distance, with each scene using a camera<br>
with different start/end values for clipping. Camera one may be 1cm to<br>
10m, while camera two is 10m to 1000m. This can already be done<br>
manually by rendering twice with two different clipping values for each<br>
render and then compositing them together manually. However, this would<br>
simplify the approach, making it easier to do such renders for animations.<br>
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One could also just set the clipping values to 1cm to 1000m, but when I<br>
tried this in the past it caused artifacts and errors to appear in the<br>
render, due to floating point precision errors.<br>
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