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CrazyCAD · 1 year ago

interesting, i have never worked with cameras in solidworks.
BTW, is andrew having an ice cream called icepack in that photo? we have a type of icecream called icepack here. i almost look like andrew whenever i have one. it's too much and too sweet!

Gabi · 1 year ago

I didn't even know that cameras existed and now I love them!

Andy is having a slushie called icee. It was a mix of several flavors, including cherry, watermelon, lemon and blueberry. It may just be the same thing as that icepack you are talking about, because it's much too sweet.

rob rodriguez · 1 year ago

Nice post Gabi. It took a long time for cameras to be included with SolidWorks. I now wonder how we lived without them. Looks like your making good use of the PhotoWorks Guide. :)

weewilly · 1 year ago

Extremely interesting post Gabi. Even with my bad eyesight I was able to see the differences in what you tried out. That sounds like a fun thing to do with Photo Works. Oh yeah, Happy Birthday to all of us US Marine out there present, past and future. Today is the Marine Corps Birthday, November 10th 1775. No kidding. Even before we became an official country. As usual it was a great post. Thank you.

Gabi · 1 year ago

Thanks Rob! I simply love this book and all that PhotoWorks can do and that I never knew before! This is the artistic side of SolidWorks. It's awesome! Right now I'm trying to figure out if there is a way to simulate the kind of light that comes out of a flame, like a candle. I haven't found a way yet...

Gabi · 1 year ago

Thanks, Richard! It is really fun! You should try it with those housing units you were working on. I bet you could get some awesome renderings.

Josh · 1 year ago

great post Gabi. I haven't used the cameras either and have wondered how it handles DOF. Thanks!