Camera Overscan #49068

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John Roper · 2016-08-10T21:53:38+02:00

John Roper commented

2016-08-10 21:53:38 +02:00

Overscan extends the render region beyond the main image coordinates. This is a pixel value that gives you a larger image around the main image resolution. Enter any image resolution into the Overscan panel. You can also bake the Overscan settings into a new camera.

Authors: John Roper, Barnstorm VFX, Luca Scheller

The wiki page can be found: here

This is the ui:

With Overscan disabled	With Overscan enabled

This is the result:

With Overscan disabled	With Overscan enabled

Overscan extends the render region beyond the main image coordinates. This is a pixel value that gives you a larger image around the main image resolution. Enter any image resolution into the Overscan panel. You can also bake the Overscan settings into a new camera. Authors: John Roper, Barnstorm VFX, Luca Scheller The wiki page can be found: [here ](https://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Extensions:2.6/Py/Scripts/Render/Camera_Overscan) **This is the ui:** |With Overscan disabled|With Overscan enabled| | -- | -- | |![1.jpg](https://archive.blender.org/developer/F388227/1.jpg)|![2.jpg](https://archive.blender.org/developer/F388225/2.jpg)| **This is the result:** |With Overscan disabled|With Overscan enabled| | -- | -- | |![w-out_overscan.jpg](https://archive.blender.org/developer/F344110/w-out_overscan.jpg)|![w_overscan.jpg](https://archive.blender.org/developer/F344111/w_overscan.jpg)|

Brendon Murphy was assigned by John Roper

2016-08-10 21:53:38 +02:00

John Roper commented

2016-08-10 21:53:38 +02:00

Changed status to: 'Open'

John Roper commented

2016-08-10 21:53:38 +02:00

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John Roper commented

2016-08-10 21:54:16 +02:00

Added subscribers: @BrendonMurphy, @dfelinto, @mont29

Bastien Montagne commented

2016-08-10 22:00:57 +02:00

Please submit new code as diff (https://developer.blender.org/differential/diff/create/), it’s easier to review/comment code inline. ;)

John Roper commented

2016-08-10 22:16:05 +02:00

@mont29 how do I make a diff for this?

Bastien Montagne commented

2016-08-10 22:35:44 +02:00

@JohnRoper like any other diff…

If you do not have any VCS for your work (like git, etc.), you can just do diff -aru /dev/null /path/to/CameraOverscan.py > /path/to/patch.diff, and you'll get a diff creating CameraOverscan.py into patch.diff…

@JohnRoper like any other diff… If you do not have any VCS for your work (like git, etc.), you can just do `diff -aru /dev/null /path/to/CameraOverscan.py > /path/to/patch.diff`, and you'll get a diff creating CameraOverscan.py into patch.diff…

John Roper commented

2016-08-10 22:56:04 +02:00

I am on windows

Bastien Montagne commented

2016-08-11 12:15:23 +02:00

You may find help here then: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1648595/how-to-create-a-patch-file-on-windows

Brendon Murphy commented

2016-08-12 03:37:18 +02:00

side note here: could we have some visual indication of what the script does?

John Roper commented

2016-08-26 22:58:19 +02:00

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Vuk Gardašević commented

2016-09-15 22:09:09 +02:00

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Vuk Gardašević commented

2016-09-15 22:09:09 +02:00

Scene props:

    bpy.types.Scene.RO_Custom_Res_X
    bpy.types.Scene.RO_Custom_Res_Y

are not deleted on unregister.

math is imported, but unused in the script.

The script name should be lower case with undescore instead of CamelCase.

Scene props: ``` bpy.types.Scene.RO_Custom_Res_X bpy.types.Scene.RO_Custom_Res_Y ``` are not deleted on unregister. math is imported, but unused in the script. The script name should be lower case with undescore instead of CamelCase.

John Roper commented

2016-09-18 04:04:13 +02:00

I made the fixes that were needed and re-posted the file.

Vuk Gardašević commented

2016-09-26 20:33:44 +02:00

Sorry for the late reply.

The script had a serious issue with an infinite recursive call on update of props. Basically the update function lacked the check for previous values during assignment resulting in the following Python error:

RecursionError: maximum recursion depth exceeded in comparison

Also there was a crash with camera missing in the scene, there was some mix up with removal of props on unregister, and the prop value of resolution were undefined ( currently the max render resolution is 65536).

This should be a corrected version. Thanks to batFINGER for the help.
camera_overscan.py

However, due to the migration to 2.8 (and possibly skipping 2.79 completely) i don't know when and how new add-ons will be accepted. So be patient. :)

Sorry for the late reply. The script had a serious issue with an infinite recursive call on update of props. Basically the update function lacked the check for previous values during assignment resulting in the following Python error: ``` RecursionError: maximum recursion depth exceeded in comparison ``` Also there was a crash with camera missing in the scene, there was some mix up with removal of props on unregister, and the prop value of resolution were undefined ( currently the max render resolution is 65536). This should be a corrected version. Thanks to batFINGER for the help. [camera_overscan.py](https://archive.blender.org/developer/F368637/camera_overscan.py) However, due to the migration to 2.8 (and possibly skipping 2.79 completely) i don't know when and how new add-ons will be accepted. So be patient. :)

John Roper commented

2016-09-29 16:55:20 +02:00

Ok, thanks!

John Roper commented

2016-10-29 01:47:15 +02:00

camera_overscan.py

Here is a new version with cleanups and the Bake to New Camera feature.

[camera_overscan.py](https://archive.blender.org/developer/F388229/camera_overscan.py) Here is a new version with cleanups and the **Bake to New Camera** feature.

John Roper commented

2016-10-29 01:50:47 +02:00

Sorry, that was an older version. I updated some stuff. Here is the correct version:

camera_overscan.py

Sorry, that was an older version. I updated some stuff. Here is the correct version: [camera_overscan.py](https://archive.blender.org/developer/F388230/camera_overscan.py)

Brendon Murphy commented

2017-02-21 10:09:37 +01:00

hi, any activity here? I would consider for addons contrib if your willing to develop there with a view to the future.

John Roper commented

2017-02-21 17:21:18 +01:00

There is. what do you need me to do?

Vuk Gardašević commented

2017-02-21 23:09:18 +01:00

I've looked at the newest version and made some changes ( introduces a ProperyGroup for neater blend files). The basic functionality is ok and works fine, so I'm ok with the Merge.

However, before it there is one issue I'm not sure about. What the CODuplicateCamera operator does apart from copying selected objects?
If the intention is to make a new camera with the current settings of the Camera Overscan the code is not doing what is supposed to do (ie if the camera is not selected it will just copy whatever object is currently selected).

That needs fixing before the merge.

I've looked at the newest version and made some changes ( introduces a ProperyGroup for neater blend files). The basic functionality is ok and works fine, so I'm ok with the Merge. However, before it there is one issue I'm not sure about. What the `CODuplicateCamera` operator does apart from copying selected objects? If the intention is to make a new camera with the current settings of the Camera Overscan the code is not doing what is supposed to do (ie if the camera is not selected it will just copy whatever object is currently selected). That needs fixing before the merge.

John Roper commented

2017-02-22 01:24:16 +01:00

@VukGardasevic where are your changes?

Vuk Gardašević commented

2017-02-23 15:37:05 +01:00

@JohnRoper

Here are the changes to the Operator that now copies the Scene active camera only.
Also, the object as camera case is handled - that could cause a crash before.

Please, test it and see if this is the intention of the Bake Operator. If everything is alright, then the script is ready to be accepted in the Contrib IMHO.

camera_overscan.py

@JohnRoper Here are the changes to the Operator that now copies the Scene active camera only. Also, the object as camera case is handled - that could cause a crash before. Please, test it and see if this is the intention of the Bake Operator. If everything is alright, then the script is ready to be accepted in the Contrib IMHO. [camera_overscan.py](https://archive.blender.org/developer/F494497/camera_overscan.py)

John Roper commented

2017-02-23 23:22:42 +01:00

That version is fine with me! May I have commit rights @BrendonMurphy

Lawson Deming commented

2017-02-27 19:57:38 +01:00

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Lawson Deming commented

2017-02-27 19:57:38 +01:00

Would love to have the following additional ways to input the overscan:

x-pixels and y pixels of overscan (with the option to link these together to retain aspect ratio)
% overscan

Having to type out the specific final frame size can be difficult, especially when large values of overscan create confusion over what the original resolution is. I'd rather know, for example, that I have a 1920x1080 frame with 400 pixels of overscan in X and 200 in Y rather than seeing something like 2320x1280 in the main resolution box.

An option to see 'frame lines' for the original resolution within the overscanning camera (or the ability to retain the original frame and see frame lines outside for the overscan) would be great as well.

Would love to have the following additional ways to input the overscan: 1) x-pixels and y pixels of overscan (with the option to link these together to retain aspect ratio) 2) % overscan Having to type out the specific final frame size can be difficult, especially when large values of overscan create confusion over what the original resolution is. I'd rather know, for example, that I have a 1920x1080 frame with 400 pixels of overscan in X and 200 in Y rather than seeing something like 2320x1280 in the main resolution box. An option to see 'frame lines' for the original resolution within the overscanning camera (or the ability to retain the original frame and see frame lines *outside* for the overscan) would be great as well.

John Roper commented

2017-02-28 22:23:52 +01:00

Ok, I am working on this.

Brendon Murphy commented

2017-04-15 08:21:03 +02:00

ok for contrib

Brendon Murphy commented

2017-04-17 05:19:58 +02:00

Changed status from 'Open' to: 'Resolved'

Brendon Murphy closed this issue

2017-04-17 05:19:58 +02:00

Brendon Murphy commented

2017-04-17 05:19:58 +02:00

@JohnRoper
hi, I've committed this to addons contrib so it can be a part of the 2.79 addons contrib pack, sorry for the late run.
It's possible we may change how contrib works in 2.8 series so I cannot guarantee the addon inclusion past 2.79 & the last of the series.
If you have any updates please post to this task or create a new task.
Thanks for your participation & welcome. We look forward to seeing you again in the 2.8 series.
Brendon.

@JohnRoper hi, I've committed this to addons contrib so it can be a part of the 2.79 addons contrib pack, sorry for the late run. It's possible we may change how contrib works in 2.8 series so I cannot guarantee the addon inclusion past 2.79 & the last of the series. If you have any updates please post to this task or create a new task. Thanks for your participation & welcome. We look forward to seeing you again in the 2.8 series. Brendon.

Peter Riel commented

2019-08-01 13:17:08 +02:00

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Peter Riel commented

2019-08-01 13:17:08 +02:00

Hi, will this addon be ported over to 2.80? It's pretty vital for anyone doing vfx work in blender and working with tracked cameras as dewarped plates.

Cheers,

Peter.

Hi, will this addon be ported over to 2.80? It's pretty vital for anyone doing vfx work in blender and working with tracked cameras as dewarped plates. Cheers, Peter.

Brendon Murphy commented

2019-08-01 13:42:41 +02:00

camera_overscan.py
Let me know if it's working correctly

[camera_overscan.py](https://archive.blender.org/developer/F7641545/camera_overscan.py) Let me know if it's working correctly

Peter Riel commented

2019-08-01 13:52:56 +02:00

Seems to work fine, will put it through a shot tomorrow once I'm back in the studio.

Thank you so much!

Seems to work fine, will put it through a shot tomorrow once I'm back in the studio. Thank you so much!

Sean Kennedy commented

2019-09-21 16:47:15 +02:00

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2020-04-09 06:00:10 +02:00

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Robert Rioux commented

2020-04-09 06:00:10 +02:00

What ever happened with this?I'm so glad I found this script. Definitively something that should be included with Blender. And having the possibility to decide if we want it as pixels or % is a must also. Cheers,

Peter Riel commented

2020-04-09 06:04:38 +02:00

It works great, using it in production every day. I agree, should be included in the default set of tools.

Sean Kennedy commented

2020-04-10 01:40:02 +02:00

I agree, I'd love to see this added into Blender! It's an absolute must-have for VFX. I also think Lawson's suggestions are spectacular and the ideal way to implement it.

In #49068#419952, @Barnstorm_VFX wrote:
Would love to have the following additional ways to input the overscan:

x-pixels and y pixels of overscan (with the option to link these together to retain aspect ratio)

% overscan

Having to type out the specific final frame size can be difficult, especially when large values of overscan create confusion over what the original resolution is. I'd rather know, for example, that I have a 1920x1080 frame with 400 pixels of overscan in X and 200 in Y rather than seeing something like 2320x1280 in the main resolution box.

An option to see 'frame lines' for the original resolution within the overscanning camera (or the ability to retain the original frame and see frame lines outside for the overscan) would be great as well.

I agree, I'd love to see this added into Blender! It's an absolute must-have for VFX. I also think Lawson's suggestions are spectacular and the ideal way to implement it. > In #49068#419952, @Barnstorm_VFX wrote: > Would love to have the following additional ways to input the overscan: > > 1) x-pixels and y pixels of overscan (with the option to link these together to retain aspect ratio) > 2) % overscan > > Having to type out the specific final frame size can be difficult, especially when large values of overscan create confusion over what the original resolution is. I'd rather know, for example, that I have a 1920x1080 frame with 400 pixels of overscan in X and 200 in Y rather than seeing something like 2320x1280 in the main resolution box. > > An option to see 'frame lines' for the original resolution within the overscanning camera (or the ability to retain the original frame and see frame lines *outside* for the overscan) would be great as well.

Kinouchi Takahiro commented

2020-06-23 22:18:34 +02:00

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Kinouchi Takahiro commented

2020-06-23 22:18:34 +02:00

I have added delta pixel and % overscan.
camera_overscan.py

I have added delta pixel and % overscan. [camera_overscan.py](https://archive.blender.org/developer/F8639571/camera_overscan.py) ![overscan.gif](https://archive.blender.org/developer/F8639572/overscan.gif)

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2020-11-20 22:49:26 +01:00

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Zach Rodgers commented

2021-01-08 22:06:13 +01:00

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Zach Rodgers commented

2021-01-08 22:06:13 +01:00

@dskjal-1, this isn't working in Blender 2.91. It doesn't even show up in the Render Settings.
I'd really appreciate a fix for this! :)

@dskjal-1, this isn't working in Blender 2.91. It doesn't even show up in the Render Settings. I'd really appreciate a fix for this! :)

Kinouchi Takahiro commented

2021-01-09 02:36:56 +01:00

@zach-3 Rodgers (zach), it works in Blender 2.91 on my machine.

Zach Rodgers commented

2021-01-09 03:42:58 +01:00

@dskjal-1 Yes! Sorry, I have more info now. It seems Overscan appears when Eevee is selected as the render engine. But when you switch it over to Cycles, the Overscan settings disappear.

Kinouchi Takahiro commented

2021-01-09 04:42:13 +01:00

@zach-3 Rodgers (zach), I've fixed it.
camera_overscan.py

@zach-3 Rodgers (zach), I've fixed it. [camera_overscan.py](https://archive.blender.org/developer/F9556699/camera_overscan.py)

Zach Rodgers commented

2021-01-09 15:48:56 +01:00

@dskjal-1 Awesome, it works! Thank you so much. What was the issue?

Kinouchi Takahiro commented

2021-01-10 03:17:20 +01:00

@zach-3 Rodgers (zach)
I've changed it from
COMPAT_ENGINES = {'BLENDER_RENDER', 'BLENDER_EEVEE', 'BLENDER_WORKBENCH'}
to
COMPAT_ENGINES = {'CYCLES', 'BLENDER_EEVEE', 'BLENDER_WORKBENCH'}.

@zach-3 Rodgers (zach) I've changed it from COMPAT_ENGINES = {'BLENDER_RENDER', 'BLENDER_EEVEE', 'BLENDER_WORKBENCH'} to COMPAT_ENGINES = {'CYCLES', 'BLENDER_EEVEE', 'BLENDER_WORKBENCH'}.

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Louis commented

2021-02-02 12:17:28 +01:00

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Louis commented

2021-02-02 12:17:28 +01:00

@dskjal-1

Hi !
I have been using your script for quite a long time now it helps me so much, thanks.
I just figured that the script doesn't work when using a shift to the camera, do you know anything about that? or any workaround?

@dskjal-1 Hi ! I have been using your script for quite a long time now it helps me so much, thanks. I just figured that the script doesn't work when using a shift to the camera, do you know anything about that? or any workaround?

Kinouchi Takahiro commented

2021-02-03 06:29:20 +01:00

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Kinouchi Takahiro commented

2021-02-03 06:29:20 +01:00

@louis-3 (LouiBelly)

I think it works. What kind of behavior do you expect when you shift the camera?

@louis-3 (LouiBelly) I think it works. What kind of behavior do you expect when you shift the camera?

Louis commented

2021-02-04 09:24:04 +01:00

@dskjal-1

Please have a look at the picture below. It is actually working but as you can see when shifting the camera the overscan isnt "centered" to the original framing. Am I doing anything wrong?

The only way I found to fix it is to manually change the shift when using the overscan but I often have to animate it so it is really not convenient.

@dskjal-1 Please have a look at the picture below. It is actually working but as you can see when shifting the camera the overscan isnt "centered" to the original framing. Am I doing anything wrong?![Overscan_Issue.jpg](https://archive.blender.org/developer/F9622570/Overscan_Issue.jpg) The only way I found to fix it is to manually change the shift when using the overscan but I often have to animate it so it is really not convenient.

Kinouchi Takahiro commented

2021-02-04 12:18:56 +01:00

@louis-3 (LouiBelly)

It works as per specification. This addon changes the sensor size of a camera to achieve overscan. If you change sensor size while the camera is shifted, the margins will not be even.

@louis-3 (LouiBelly) It works as per specification. This addon changes the sensor size of a camera to achieve overscan. If you change sensor size while the camera is shifted, the margins will not be even.

Leo Louis Spence commented

2021-02-04 16:30:23 +01:00

In #49068#1106919, @dskjal-1 wrote:

It works as per specification. This addon changes the sensor size of a camera to achieve overscan. If you change sensor size while the camera is shifted, the margins will not be even.

Hi Kinouti,

I have have not been active here years, i thought i was hacked for moment, for new activity.

Leo Louis (@louis-3)

> In #49068#1106919, @dskjal-1 wrote: > > > It works as per specification. This addon changes the sensor size of a camera to achieve overscan. If you change sensor size while the camera is shifted, the margins will not be even. Hi Kinouti, I have have not been active here years, i thought i was hacked for moment, for new activity. Leo Louis (@louis-3)

Leo Louis Spence commented

2021-02-04 16:30:59 +01:00

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Benjamin commented

2021-08-20 13:52:12 +02:00

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Benjamin commented

2021-08-20 13:52:12 +02:00

Hello @Kinouti Takahiro (dskjal)
I am using your Script on a Camera based of of a Motion Track. My beforehand calibration on my recording camera revealed a Principle Point shift. When I now press the Setup Tracking Scene a shift is added to my camera. This motion track also includes an Object Track.
If I now add an overscan (120%) and compensate the clip by setting it to a scale of 0.8 my points still move. I suspect this has to do with the shift. Do you know how I can correct the offset / what causes it?
Thank you for your help.

Hello @Kinouti Takahiro (dskjal) I am using your Script on a Camera based of of a Motion Track. My beforehand calibration on my recording camera revealed a Principle Point shift. When I now press the Setup Tracking Scene a shift is added to my camera. This motion track also includes an Object Track. If I now add an overscan (120%) and compensate the clip by setting it to a scale of 0.8 my points still move. I suspect this has to do with the shift. Do you know how I can correct the offset / what causes it? Thank you for your help. ![grafik.png](https://archive.blender.org/developer/F10295940/grafik.png) ![grafik.png](https://archive.blender.org/developer/F10295942/grafik.png) ![grafik.png](https://archive.blender.org/developer/F10295944/grafik.png)

Kinouchi Takahiro commented

2021-08-20 16:30:10 +02:00

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Kinouchi Takahiro commented

2021-08-20 16:30:10 +02:00

@benjamin-19 (Phonix_64)
Try Object Tracks scale to 0.83333(1/1.20) or overscan to 125%(1/0.8).

@benjamin-19 (Phonix_64) Try Object Tracks scale to 0.83333(1/1.20) or overscan to 125%(1/0.8).

Jacob Merrill commented

2021-08-20 17:20:50 +02:00

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Jacob Merrill commented

2021-08-20 17:20:50 +02:00

can this be made to work in realtime also?

there are a number of ill effects with TAA and volumetrics that arise from not having realtime overscan.

can this be made to work in realtime also? there are a number of ill effects with TAA and volumetrics that arise from not having realtime overscan.

Benjamin commented

2021-08-20 17:37:30 +02:00

In #49068#1209120, @dskjal-1 wrote:
@benjamin-19 (Phonix_64)
Try Object Tracks scale to 0.83333(1/1.20) or overscan to 125%(1/0.8).

Hm It is still not quite there but yes made a small conversion error there thanks

> In #49068#1209120, @dskjal-1 wrote: > @benjamin-19 (Phonix_64) > Try Object Tracks scale to 0.83333(1/1.20) or overscan to 125%(1/0.8). Hm It is still not quite there but yes made a small conversion error there thanks ![grafik.png](https://archive.blender.org/developer/F10296121/grafik.png)

Alfie Vaughan commented

2021-09-24 18:32:01 +02:00

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Alfie Vaughan commented

2021-09-24 18:32:01 +02:00

This doesn't seem to work for the new alpha release of 3.0. Does anyone know how to make it work?

Kinouchi Takahiro commented

2021-09-24 19:52:11 +02:00

Updated for 3.0.
camera_overscan.py

Updated for 3.0. [camera_overscan.py](https://archive.blender.org/developer/F10573802/camera_overscan.py)

Alfie Vaughan commented

2021-09-24 20:03:14 +02:00

That was fast! Thanks a lot :)

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David Chabashvili commented

2022-02-22 14:38:53 +01:00

As of blender 3.1 beta (ec5bbebf3ee1) Overscan addon is only working in terms of changing camera sensor width. All other settings like format resolution or percentage are not changing, not in blender side of settings, neither in overscan settings. If one changes those settings manually (resolution/percentage) it does work like it is intended, but it does not do it automatically as it was doing it in 3.0 version. Any chance of updating the addon to working as before. Thank you.

Kinouchi Takahiro commented

2022-02-22 15:36:30 +01:00

Updated for 3.1.
camera_overscan.py

Updated for 3.1. [camera_overscan.py](https://archive.blender.org/developer/F12882837/camera_overscan.py)

David Chabashvili commented

2022-02-22 15:48:19 +01:00

In #49068#1311969, @dskjal-1 wrote:
Updated for 3.1.
camera_overscan.py

Thank you very much !

> In #49068#1311969, @dskjal-1 wrote: > Updated for 3.1. > [camera_overscan.py](https://archive.blender.org/developer/F12882837/camera_overscan.py) Thank you very much !

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2022-02-28 02:19:57 +01:00

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Riccardo Fasoli commented

2022-02-28 02:19:57 +01:00

@dskjal-1 would you consider a rework of this script to work as a more production proof tool?
this is a 2 years old proposal that never received much attention: https://blender.community/c/rightclickselect/pkfbbc/
as a little incentive, being able of making use of the exr feature regarding overscan would give you eternal glory! :D

@dskjal-1 would you consider a rework of this script to work as a more production proof tool? this is a 2 years old proposal that never received much attention: https://blender.community/c/rightclickselect/pkfbbc/ as a little incentive, being able of making use of the exr feature regarding overscan would give you eternal glory! :D

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2022-02-28 02:59:08 +01:00

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Kinouchi Takahiro commented

2022-02-28 16:36:08 +01:00

The original resolution is now displayed.
camera_overscan.py

The original resolution is now displayed. [camera_overscan.py](https://archive.blender.org/developer/F12890960/camera_overscan.py) ![illust.png](https://archive.blender.org/developer/F12890965/illust.png)

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Damien Picard commented

2023-09-18 17:29:53 +02:00

@dskjal-1 Hi, I’d like to update the add-on in the addons-contrib repository using your latest changes, would you be ok with that? If so, can I use your name as the author?

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Kinouchi Takahiro commented

2023-09-18 23:42:35 +02:00

@pioverfour updating the add-on and using my name is ok.

And the following people are also involved in this.
@JohnRoper, Barnstorm VFX, Luca Scheller
@VukGardasevic
@BrendonMurphy

@pioverfour updating the add-on and using my name is ok. And the following people are also involved in this. @JohnRoper, Barnstorm VFX, Luca Scheller @VukGardasevic @BrendonMurphy

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K.nao commented

2024-09-28 05:21:51 +02:00

It no longer works in 4.2. Are there any plans to update?

Sean Kennedy commented

2024-09-28 05:44:35 +02:00

I believe Blender Bob also released a more recent overscan add-on

https://youtu.be/yXSfgBu5Rac?si=Rng6OKBp9kirKHij

I believe Blender Bob also released a more recent overscan add-on https://youtu.be/yXSfgBu5Rac?si=Rng6OKBp9kirKHij

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Damien Picard commented

2024-11-11 23:10:27 +01:00

I also updated the add-on here for 4.2. Direct download here, then install by drag and dropping the .zip into Blender.

I also updated the add-on [here](https://projects.blender.org/pioverfour/camera_overscan) for 4.2. Direct download [here](https://projects.blender.org/pioverfour/camera_overscan/archive/main.zip), then install by drag and dropping the .zip into Blender.

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