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Hi,
I was expreimenting with the FOV in the cab and set it to 20 it looks quite different from the normal 60.
Does anyone know what is the most realistic or your favourite cab setting??
Thanks!
Rob.
Mile 21.0 CN Oakville Sub.
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After reading your post, I tried 40 and 45 for both the #1 view and the head out view. Both look better to my eye than the default of 60. I'll probably use 45 as my number of choice.For the #2 view I've been using 25, which looks as if I were shooting through an 85mm lens on a 35mm SLR. For variety, I use 20 on the #3 view, which approximates a 100mm lens in my view.I've been getting some nice scenic shots using 25 or 30 on the #4 spotter cam with full control. Anyone know how to adjust it for a full 360 degree swing?Tim
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