Actually you can also create reference image and parent (link) it to the camera. So the image always perpendicular to the camera view. And then press "N" - View - Camera to View, so you rotate the camera like in perspective mode, and adjust the view manually.
After not touching blender since version 2.79, I got a new project handed to me. With old files, bad photos and no time left, I just got the perspective plotter addon. It was so easy to use, it's really amazing. I had used fspy in the past, but having fspy directly in blender, life updating the camera, be able to create quick models to test the look and feel of the size and perspective, all that with a 15$ price tag? Breathtaking. Thanks for the video.
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Awesome. Thanks a lot mate, good tutorial. Straight to the point and covers everything. Fspy doesn't seem to be working in Blender anymore (3.x) so I bought the perspective plotter. Money well spent.
this is great, however as many of these perspective videos i can find, i cannot find any videos that demonstrate how to take multiple photos of an object, like a helmet or face, and create a matchmove scene that allows you to toggle from image to image to sculpt/model that item.
There was addon for blender for free, and I think, that perspective plotter is using that old addon from the past, and this is not new, it change owner.
hi, when i click on the "plot perspective" button, the lines are not showing. I realized I still can tweak them but they're invisible and that's impossible to work with. Any suggestion on how should I solve this problem? thx u so much
the new addon (plotter) seams interesting, but I don't see the mid point feature you have in FSPY (the one where you can have to point the third axis Z).
Hey there. Is there a method in Blender, similar to 3DS Max, where you can use reference points on geometry and at the reference image to create a rendercam??
Get in touch with us via info@configurate.net as Perspective Plotter and Blender should be able to do this: Perhaps the Measure Line feature will help? See perspective-plotter.readthedocs.io/en/latest/settings.html#along-x-y-z-axis
@Configurate Modeling an object from a photo that's been plotted, I move the white dot to place the origin at desired place. Then should I rotate the camera to align the angles further OR rotate the establishing geometry itself to align it with the photo, then model in that rotated state? Does it matter? It seems changing the placement of the camera would throw off the settings Pplotter just attained.
Does anyone know a tool to match the perspective of photos of organic objects? (by organic I mean objects with no straight lines like fabric bags, cushions, rounded objects and what not)
