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I try to bring lens effects to vectorial objects in a way the user can experiment playing with settings like focal distance, diameter and position of the lens over the object (meaning the user can apply the effect over a part of the object, like a magnifying glass).
I try to bring lens effects to vectorial objects in a way the user can experiment playing with settings like focal distance, diameter and position of the lens over the object (meaning the user can apply the effect over a part of the object, like a magnifying glass).


[http://www.synfig.org/Main_Page Synfig] has a similar tool ([http://synfig.org/Building_a_magnifying_glass example here]).
[http://www.synfig.org/cms/ Synfig] has a similar tool ([http://synfig.org/Building_a_magnifying_glass example here]).


Scribus also has this implemented in 1.3.5svn version --[[User:Prokoudine|Prokoudine]] 11:31, 8 July 2008 (UTC)
Scribus also has this implemented in 1.3.5svn version --[[User:Prokoudine|Prokoudine]] 11:31, 8 July 2008 (UTC)


[[Image:Scribus-135-lens-effect.png]]
[[Image:Scribus-135-lens-effect.png]]
Could you explain what's the difference between ''Magnification lens'' and ''Fish-eye lens''? --[[User:Pajarico|Pajarico]] 01:38, 10 July 2008 (UTC)


[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fisheye_lens Wikipedia article].
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fisheye_lens Wikipedia article].
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I need ideas about which settings should appear so it has some correlation with a real lens system, like:
I need ideas about which settings should appear so it has some correlation with a real lens system, like:
* f number.
* f number.
* focal lenght (distance between lens and film).
* focal length (distance between lens and film).
Or maybe is better to make the UI in layman terms (like the Scribus example above).
Or maybe is better to make the UI in layman terms (like the Scribus example above).
Other random ideas:
Other random ideas:
* Lens flares (Maybe several forms or an object from the clipboard, [http://www.psd-tutorials.de/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=viewdownloaddetails&lid=133 like this]).
* Lens flares (Maybe several forms or an object from the clipboard, [http://www.psd-tutorials.de/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=viewdownloaddetails&lid=133 like this]).
* Simulated shines.
* Allow the use of non-circumferential forms (don't know if 2geom can do this or even if it's doable mathematically).
* Clip option: clips the object to the circumferenced helper.
* Clip option: clips the object to the circumferenced helper.
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Latest revision as of 21:41, 1 April 2012

Launchpad Entry: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/inkscape/+spec/lenses-lpe

Summary

I try to bring lens effects to vectorial objects in a way the user can experiment playing with settings like focal distance, diameter and position of the lens over the object (meaning the user can apply the effect over a part of the object, like a magnifying glass).

Synfig has a similar tool (example here).

Scribus also has this implemented in 1.3.5svn version --Prokoudine 11:31, 8 July 2008 (UTC)

Scribus-135-lens-effect.png

Could you explain what's the difference between Magnification lens and Fish-eye lens? --Pajarico 01:38, 10 July 2008 (UTC)

Wikipedia article.

Release Note

Rationale

Lens effects are really hard to achieve manually. The specs brings the possibility to create these effects easily with the non-destructive approach of LivePath effects.

Design

Lens editing mockup.png

UI

The dialog has to do these things:

Usage

SVG representation

TODO

Discussion

I need ideas about which settings should appear so it has some correlation with a real lens system, like:

  • f number.
  • focal length (distance between lens and film).

Or maybe is better to make the UI in layman terms (like the Scribus example above).

Other random ideas:

  • Lens flares (Maybe several forms or an object from the clipboard, like this).
  • Simulated shines.
  • Allow the use of non-circumferential forms (don't know if 2geom can do this or even if it's doable mathematically).
  • Clip option: clips the object to the circumferenced helper.