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INCREDIBLE stuff, love it

You wouldn't download a camera?

Can we animate a scene with this lens?

I swear this already been done before few years back. There’s actually an add on for it called Real Camera or something

is there an addon out yet

can we download this godsend blender file?

This is such an awesome tutorial 🙂 And your results are incredible! I've tried it by my own in Blender 4.2. But I still have a problem. After applying the correct IOR-values and enabling DOF in the camera settings, I get a heavy distorted result. And it is always slightly unfocused 😑I've remodeled everything several times and played around with the focus distance, but nothing helps. The image is pretty normal at the center. But more than 50% to the edge is heavily distorted with a strange triangle-shaped bokeh. Does anyone know, whether Blender changed the refraction shader or something similar?

f4 is very very slow??? Not like f16?

3d print this 😂 hack

Amazing, have you made an addon? I'd gladly pay for it, mostly interested in the contrary of the closeups, I do architecture rendering and interior mostly

do you have a release date in mind ? Or are you planning to create an add on or something ?

Amazing and I want to try this so bad. Gonna have to look up all the lens patents for my favorite lenses!

Idk if anyone can claim they actually did it first if its all on TH-cam, because the people who were really fist to do it were doing it before people started posting the techniques online.

Crazy amazing! Thank you!!

Hey @zircon45! Thanks for the great video. I've applied this to a microscopy setup I plan to use for my research, which features 13 sequential lenses for a 20x magnification setup. Everything is working as expected, except for some weird artifacts occurring around the optical axis (center of each lens). Any idea what might be causing these?

that result is so good jesus

This is amazing. I am looking forward to where this is going! I'd pay serious bucks for an addon.

broooo , thanks a lot

How can i get this ?

Hey please keep us updated on this!! I’d kill to use this in any project. PLEAAASE!!

WHERE CAN I DOWNLOAD IT PLEASE

how the fck did you come up with this? absolutely insane

wow this looks hard to set up

Hey I've got a weird problem where I get a bunch of circlular distortions at the center of the lens. It seems to be the front and back elements of my lens, but if I isolate those elements I can't see any distortions. Any ideas? I think I may have missed something but I've gone over the section about fixing normals a few times and can't seem to find the problem.

Thank you! I recreated your tutorial, everything is cool. But it only works good when camera is huge (lens 1m in diameter). If I scale it down to real world size and adjust all settings, very little light comes through and the image is very dark. I thought to fix this with exposure, but it's limited to 10. Is there a way to remedy this One more question, at 41:40. How is 2.290 Orthographic Scale is equivalent to 35mm sensor size? Isn't Orthograpgic Scale dependent on how big model of your camera is?

This is insane! Good stuff

It would be awesome if someone creates automatic lens generator in blender using this info

Incredible, please release! Will pay!

sorry for asking here but i cant seem to make it work, the moment i enable depth of field in the camera settings it just blurs everything even with the correct distance. the only way i got it to work is using an absurdly high fstop like 5k or something, but then its just a regular sharp image. thanks in advance

When i render this i only get a weird image, doesnt matter how much samples. what do i do here??

Hi does anyone know if there is a way to close down the aperture to to have a deeper depth of filed??

How can we get this project?

Make photoreal skibidi toilet now please 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

26:50 the 'normals' tab is gone. atleast for me My 'screw' modifier also isnt perfectly round as yours but more oval shaped same as my lens elements when I copy the modifiers

This is incredible interesing. Every month there is a blender tutorial where I think it's the best thing I have ever seen but you just topped all of them. I studied photography for 5 years and your video reminded me of many concepts I learned about. I'm currently in the process of copying what you do and seeing how it works myself and what I noticed is that I initially modelled the lens far too big, the first element was like 2.5m. So I looked up how large it should be and I believe 62.5mm should be the right size. But when I decreased the size I was unable to get a sharp image... maybe I made a mistake when downscaling that led to some clipping or something. Anyways, super interesting, I will try to use this in my next project :)

nice!!!!

Dude this is amazing. There's very few tutorials for proper anamorphic lenses in Blender, but I think here you've proven that it HAS to have "physical" elements to the lens - to get the distortion to work as you show in the demo, it can't just have a lens distortion node thrown on top. Amazing stuff

Can’t wait for the tutorial for this! I’ve been trying it on my own but couldn’t get it working this good, maybe because I don’t do the diopter or something but I have no idea how to do that. I mainly want to use this because I don’t see any other way to get the anamorphic depth squeezing, or where it actually horizontally squeezes further away things rather than just having oval bokeh Keep up the good work!

you finally uploaded?

this is so cool!!

This is beyond a "good job"

Oh my goooooddddddd the BOKEH. This is incredible. I'm so invested in this. I'll cry and throw my wallet at you if you make these purchasable.

Great work! I tried to something similar a couple of years ago in Blender but the results were so bad that I thought it would never work in practice. Lots of great tips in this video.

2:15 I'd definitely watch a video with aspherical lens elements.

1:26 "And F/4 would be very very slow lens" All kit lens owners with their F/5.6 lenses: what?

Dude, this is amazing! This is the type of stuff I want to see more of! :D

Wow! There is some proper science involved!

Mindblowing stuff, thanks for sharing this is insane!!

That's Suuuuuper cool!!

crazy realistic