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I forgot..... how do you change aspect ratio............

BendinggrassBendinggrass Posts: 1,373
edited November 2017 in The Commons

[I forgot..... how do you change aspect ratio............] Question is in the title.

Post edited by Richard Haseltine on

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  • NorthOf45NorthOf45 Posts: 5,602

    Render Settings: General (Dimension Preset, Pixel Size, and/or Aspect Ratio)

  • BendinggrassBendinggrass Posts: 1,373

    Thank you so much.....

  • Tim NTim N Posts: 193
    edited November 2017

    One of the lesser-known tricks in Daz Studio is that you can set the aspect ratio on a per-camera basis. For example, Camera 1 can be 4:3 while Camera 2 is 16:9.

    1. Select your camera in the Scene tab. (This doesn't work for the Perspective View camera.)

    2. In the Parameters tab turn on Dimensions > Use Local Dimensions.

    You can now set the aspect ratio for that camera.  :-)

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 104,565
    Bendinggrass said:

    Question is in the title.

    Please do put the subject in the title, but not instead of putting it in the body of the post. Really, ctrl-a ctrl-c ctrl-v to copy the unmodified title to the body of the post is fewer strokes than typing Question in the title, and that way the question is theer in a quote of the opening post when the title has scrolled out of sight.

    Note that you do have to turn Constrain proportion (global) off to change the relative dimensions.

  • marblemarble Posts: 7,500
    Tim N said:

    One of the lesser-known tricks in Daz Studio is that you can set the aspect ratio on a per-camera basis. For example, Camera 1 can be 4:3 while Camera 2 is 16:9.

    1. Select your camera in the Scene tab. (This doesn't work for the Perspective View camera.)

    2. In the Parameters tab turn on Dimensions > Use Local Dimensions.

    You can now set the aspect ratio for that camera.  :-)

    So many things I didn't know. Even after all these years of using this product.

    If you are still here, thanks for the tip. I was just trying to create a scene as if taken on a smartphone camera and wanted to change the aspect ratio just for that camera. Lo and behold, it is possible after all! :)

  • marblemarble Posts: 7,500
    Richard Haseltine said:
    Bendinggrass said:

     

     

    Note that you do have to turn Constrain proportion (global) off to change the relative dimensions.

    Richard, what would we do without you? smiley

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