Radhika Patel

hey!

if u go to the maya website they have a free maya personal edition if u wanna check it out:-

http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/index...&id=7639525

the three point lighting is always used in cg lighting as well:-

http://warpedspace.org/lightingT/part1.htm

http://www.cliffhanger.nl/specials/3-point%20lighting.pdf

http://www.cgtutorials.com/c32/Lighting_an...ndering/newest/

good luck!

wow.. all this info is great... i've got the latest version of maya for now.. lets see if i can figure it out somewhat... although im pretty sure i'll still have to take a proper course in it.. lets see.. thanks for all the replies ppl... lets keep the discussion going ;)

Since the anamorphic squeeze works with a a factor of 2, the horizontal angle gets multiplied by 2. So a 50mm anamorphic lens covers the same width as a 25mm spherical lens, while having the vertical angle of a spherical 50mm of course.

thanks mate. great explanation as well some1 was trying to explain it earlier i like urs best! B)

thanks guys.

i was just curious if it could be done.

:)

hello

does anone know how to convert anomorphic lens to unanomorphic?

maybe a table to convert or formula?

thanks...