Miniature Effect in UE5 (Tutorial)

[@worldsine]

Thank you for tutorial

[@original9vp]

Love, Death and Robots! 👍👍👍

[@wfmaia]

Thanks Aiden.

[@ario6819]

Amazing content 🙏🙏🙏 i learnt a ton ❤️

[@srod8509]

Thank You

[@easyabc3841]

I wonder how can i make the car and people move when rendering

[@jingyuanwu4113]

Thanks for the great tutorial! Just wondering what UE pack it is?

[@3d_Something]

It is the matrix demo scene, it’s free

[@NahorCA]

It may be a basic question, I'm no photograh, not even an artist, but does it make a difference to change the sensor size+focal length vs the aperture? So far, all the UE5 tutorials have seen always change both the sensor size and the aperture. But when I test, it looks like just changing the aperture produces the same result (with half the sensor = half the aperture)

[@3d_Something]

In a physically accurate setup the aperture also changes the amount of light as they are tied to each other. Also no real lens goes beyond an aperture of 0.9. I do not know if there is actually a negative effect in Unreal for having such a small aperture.

[@4865213]

I want to use manual focus and auto focus, but I can't use auto focus while using manual focus. Is there a solution? Is it because you use "Focus Setting"?

[@3d_Something]

Manual focus and auto focus are contradictory, there is no such camera that has both at the same time

[@4865213]

@@3d_Something Thank you so much for replying I didn't know it was possible originally

[@GangMilk222]

are you out of breath lol