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Camera Cutaway can do that too:
https://www.daz3d.com/camera-cutaway
*Edited post, initially pointed towards the wrong product. As camera cutaway is part of a bundle on here. And goes by the name Camera Doctor.
Good tip Adam. Better than moving or removing walls as the indoor lighting environment can be maintained.
That's what I thought @yanoma but at the end of the video he explains how to stop that.
Thanks @frank22, the moment I saw it looking like it was allowing the light to get through, I stopped watching.
Guess I'll go back and check as I really don't like adjusting the camera zoom too much as it can fuck with perspective.Canadian. Though, not one who tends to proofread what I've written, so I do make plenty of punctuation and grammatical errors.
It's just that when idiots don't know how to spell I have to read their comments twice to make sense of them. Life's too short for that shit.
I always proofread my posts. As @frank22 mentions, if you want to be taken seriously you should ensure that folks can understand you.
Eye no watt yew mien, it a noise me two @frank22
@littleevie, "I just ate it?"
God, this is amazing. I didn't know such thing was even possible! This solves so many problems for me with environments I had regarded unusable because I could not hide separate parts of them to place my cameras properly!
Have a small token of appreciation. It's not to much, but it's honest work.
EDIT: Grammar, as usual.
I finally watched the video and yup!, it's a great tool. (Possible punctuation error).
I've been using that free camera thing-a-ma-jig from I-don't-remember-who. (This is terrible writing but you know what I mean right?). It worked but displayed a problem with lighting, witch this simple tool eliminates. It's a nice find, thanks!
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