Hi! Just can't find how to place my graphic on model in an exact position. So, if I want to place a logo on this cube and the logo must be exactly 33 cm in width and 5 cm in height and be placed in the centre of the cube while the cube is 60 cm for each side. ... View more

ADOBE, PLEASE, FIX THAT BUGS! ADD ACCURATE PERSPECTIVE MATCH TOOL! PS calculates horizontal field of view wrong, IT'S A BUG!!! See the proof. As you see PS says us that in this canvas size we've got a horizontal FOV like 75 and vertical 30. But it's a mistake. The real Horizontal FOV must be 67.6 The simple formula proves it canvas width w = 5000 pixels canvas height h = 2000 pixels d = 3732,73 (distance to the center of projection) Horizontal FOV 2 tan-1 ( w / 2d ) = 67.6 Vertical FOV 2 tan-1 ( h / 2d ) = 30 So if you try to save an image from PS and then create the same canvas size in Adobe Dimension CC or in any other proper application and use the saved image from PS as a background, then will put camera FOV 75 degrees you will certainly see that perspective of this cube will not match. But if you put in FOV the value like we've got in the formula above (67.6 degrees) the perspective will fully match because it's correct, it's simple trigonometry.   Image is not available Photoshop can't determine the real perspective camera parametres frome the image. There is simply no any accurate tool. The vanishing point filter has problems with the FOV too. Just to try to create in PS some 3d layer and then use VP filter to reconstruct camera parametres just created)) You will see the wrong FOV. Basically that means that Adobe users haven't opportunity to add something to a real photo using any of ADOBE applications. How can it be in 2019? Comparing with the Sketchup I can determine an image perspective in minutes but if in Photoshop I must do it manually, using knowleges of geometry, of course if I want to get accurate results. Look at this situation from such a point of view. Don't you think it's a weird thing? A user pays each year for Adobe applications and if he wants to add some object to a real photo he can't do it correctly with the help of Adobe products. For example he brought Adobe PS and Dimension. So he has a task to render some object in Dimension CC and put it into a real photo. What tool should he use to get an accurate results in perspective matching in order a rendered object match the real photo perspective? The answer is NO ONE tool here presents for now! He has to take a calculator and remember a school trigonometry formulas to exactly compute the perspective from any photo while other users could do the same via automatic tools of perspective matching in Sketchup, 3ds Max, etc. which works properly and could get accurate resuls in few minutes, they just need to show the application a group of parallel lines and that's all, the resulst mostly will be fully match. ADOBE, PLEASE, FIX THAT BUGS! ADD ACCURATE PERSPECTIVE MATCH TOOL! ... View more

Hi! Could you add a perspective matching tool in order any user could manually specify Dimension CC a group of parallel lines to match the image perspective perfectly? The automatic tool which presents in Dimension CC for now is just useless because it can't compute the real perspective of image even approximately. Look as an example a perspective matching tool in SketchUP, 3ds Max or others. It's a pity thing that Adobe can't provide users to use such a tool in 2019. Even Photoshop Vanishing Point Filter works wrong. When you set parallel lines and try to back a 3D layer the FOV values becomes incorrect. Moreover Photoshop simply has wrong calculations of the horizontal field of view. You may check it. Look at the screenshot. The simple formula proves that PS says wrong Horizontal FOV canvas width w = 5000 pixels canvas height h = 2000 pixels d = 3732,73 (distance to the center of projection) Horizontal FOV    2 tan-1 ( w / 2d ) = 67.6 Vertical FOV    2 tan-1 ( h / 2d ) = 30 But somehow PS shows 75. So if you try to put FOV like 75 in Dimension CC with the same canvas size the perspective of this cube from canvas will not match, because you will have to put the value of FOV in Dimension like in formula above, i.e. 67.6 and perspective will match with this cube. And don't forget that we can't input a vertical FOV in Dimension it operates only with horizontal. So let it be an example (don't ask for what reason), but somebody created a cube in 3d photoshop and he knows the camera parametres and now he want to create the same scene in Dimension with the same camera. So he simply can't do it while he will not compute the real horizontal FOV from vertical manually because of Photoshop horizontal FOV bug and Dimension who works only with horizontal FOV. Hope you understood. Please don't delete this post saying I have to write it on PS forum. I did it before and still no any answer. I just try to say that Adobe forces users who want to get a high accuracy in such cases to lose much time for a manual work instead of Adobe fix some items in their applications. Because when I want to match a perspective with a help of other applications (not Adobe) it will take some minutes to get the needed results.... Please, do something: add to Dimension CC proper perspective matching tool or fix PS Vanishing Filter. Hope on some reactions of you. Thanks. ... View more

When you create a 3D layer Photoshop says wrong horizontal field of view if the canvas is not a square. The simple formula to calculate the field of view is 2 tan-1 (w/2d) where W - the width of the image and D is the distance to the center of projection, it is for the horizontal field of view and the same is for the vertical but instead W you just put here H (height) of the image. Try to check it in PS and you'll see that it doesn't shows the results of the horizontal FOV in the menu "field of fiev" correctly when the canvas is for example 5000x2000 px.The similar problem is when you use the vanishing point filter. When you determine a group of parallel lines in the image and after try to back a 3D layer, the FOV calculations are always wrong, so the perspective of the image and created 3D layer doesn't match. Wherein no matter what type of the canvas the image is: square or rectangle. I've seen it some years ago but still there is the same problem in here. ... View more

Hi! How to create a "chameleon material" in Dimension? Can't find something like fall off map in here. ! ! ... View more