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To explore the effects of various scene parameters, you are advised to start by To explore the effects of various scene parameters, you are advised to start by
varying the values of just one viewing parameter at a time, such as: the eye varying the values of just one viewing parameter at a time, such as: the eye
position, the viewing direction, the direction of the ‘up’ vector, the vertical position, the viewing direction, the direction of the 'up' vector, the vertical
field of view, the image aspect ratio, etc. Once you understand the effect of field of view, the image aspect ratio, etc. Once you understand the effect of
each parameter in isolation, you should experiment with combinations of changes, each parameter in isolation, you should experiment with combinations of changes,
such as: co-varying the field of view and the proximity of the eye to the such as: co-varying the field of view and the proximity of the eye to the
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illustrate and explain your findings. In your writeup, be sure to specifically illustrate and explain your findings. In your writeup, be sure to specifically
address each of these three points: address each of these three points:
- How does the apparent rotation of the scene with respect to the viewpoint - How does the apparent rotation of the scene with respect to the viewpoint
change with changes in the direction of the ‘up’ vector? change with changes in the direction of the 'up' vector?
- How do changes in the field of view settings affect the appearance of the - How do changes in the field of view settings affect the appearance of the
scene in your rendered image? scene in your rendered image?
- How can the viewing parameters (e.g. the camera location, field of view - How can the viewing parameters (e.g. the camera location, field of view