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Installing Real Camera Addon in Blender

The document provides instructions for installing and using the Real Camera addon in Blender. It describes downloading and installing the addon from a .zip file, enabling it, and accessing the Real Camera panel in the camera properties. It then explains the three values of the exposure triangle that control both motion blur, depth of field, and exposure in renders. Finally, it outlines how to use the autofocus and auto exposure features to automatically set focus and exposure for cameras in Blender scenes.

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Installing Real Camera Addon in Blender

The document provides instructions for installing and using the Real Camera addon in Blender. It describes downloading and installing the addon from a .zip file, enabling it, and accessing the Real Camera panel in the camera properties. It then explains the three values of the exposure triangle that control both motion blur, depth of field, and exposure in renders. Finally, it outlines how to use the autofocus and auto exposure features to automatically set focus and exposure for cameras in Blender scenes.

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First of all, don’t unzip the Real Camera.

zip file
You must have ​Filmic​ installed

1​ Open Blender

2​ Switch to Cycles
3​ Go to File > User Preferences

4​ Go to Addons
5​ Click on “Install From File”

6​ Find the Real [Link] file and Install it


7​ Now check the Checkbox to enable the Addon

8​ And click on “Save User Settings”


When you have the Camera selected, go to the Camera Properties Panel and you will
find the Real Camera Panel
There are 3 values of the Exposure Triangle:
- Aperture: Depth Of Field
- Shutter: Motion Blur
- ISO: Exposure
They also control the Exposure of the render because of doubling or halving the
entering light

When you click on Autofocus, the Camera shoots a ray and intersects an object
You can also Bake the Autofocus for working on an Animation by clicking the Bake
button and using the Step value: every Steps, add a keyframe for the Autofocus
To delete all the keyframes, click again the Bake button
Clicking on Auto Exposure, you will get a value to control. It is the Exposure Value
Use the Chart to control the correct value to use for your scene

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