Which do you prefer? I have always used perspective myself but wonder if 2 point perspective would increase realism. Anyone with experience on this matter?
/Roy
Hi Roy,
What type of renderings are you considering? Can you post some samples?
In general 2 point perspective (vertical Z always straight) is good for eye-level interiors/architectural images since thatās the way human brain perceives the spaceā¦ for any other type of images 3 point perspective would be better.
ājarek
Hi Jarek.
Thanks for the response, I am looking for exterior scenes. Boat shots to be more specific, as the attached.
I dont think 3 point is possible in Rhino? Anyways it seems as when rendering a 2 point view resets to just perspective view, which I guess is 1 point?? One solution is to use the raytraycing in the window set as 2 point perspective I guess
How can I get a 3 point view?
Hi Roy,
To clarify, in Rhino , the āregularā perspective is 3 point perspective, and this is the one I think you should stick with for boat renders to look best and most natural.
2 point perspective maintains the āZā axis lines as vertical and is mainly used for human eye-level architectural images. In Rhino once you switch to 2 point perspective the camera and target ājumpā into same height making for an odd settingā¦ I donāt think you need that mode - there is hardly any vertical lines in the yacht designs ; )
1 point perspective is a special case and not very useful / possible / implemented in Rhino. See the image below for more explanation:
hth,
ājarek
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