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Fly-Through: Stretched Perspective at Wait Here frame

Anonymous — Thu, 11 May 2023 11:17:08 GMT

Hello -

I am doing a fly-through and wanted to stop at several camera locations so that the client can see particular focal points in the project. I selected the camera locations and said to wait 20 frames. When the camera locations came up in the fly-through to a "Wait Here" spot the perspective of the frame went to a stretched / elongated perspective. Is there an extra setting that needs to be set for "Wait Here" camera locations to show a normal perspective? I had other cameras set to wait for various frame lengths and they all came out with the stretched perspective.

Thank you for the response.

I've attached a before perspective shot and the stretched perspective shot to illustrate the issue.

Re: Fly-Through: Stretched Perspective at Wait Here frame

NCornia — Tue, 30 Aug 2016 16:06:39 GMT

Hi ESP182,

Sorry to hear about the trouble. I am able to reproduce the problem and will report it as a bug. I will investigate it and see if I can find a workaround and let you know what I can suggest.

Best regards,

Re: Fly-Through: Stretched Perspective at Wait Here frame

Erwin Edel — Thu, 01 Sep 2016 08:46:08 GMT

If you have video editing software, I would just break up the flythrough in a series of flythroughs where you render one until the point where you would like to have the pause and another continueing from there. This also saves you the trouble of rendering extra frames that aren't any different. You can just let the video editor create the pause for you when you assemble the clips in to one big clip.

I know Adobe Premiere can do this easily. You should be able to trial it in full functionality for 30 days, if you do not have it.

Re: Fly-Through: Stretched Perspective at Wait Here frame

Rakela Raul — Thu, 15 Sep 2016 01:47:17 GMT

i think he is talking about the "freeze frame" option in a few movie editing software, or adding frames to slow down @ selected places ???
otherwise, it would be just like this:
https://vimeo.com/182207169