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--- en:viewer:2d-image-mode [2024/07/17 10:54] – thomas
+++ en:viewer:2d-image-mode [2024/10/10 13:49] (current) – created julia
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 ==== Settings ====
+The uploaded image, e.g. a house page, is displayed as the background of the configurable product. To ensure that the three-dimensional product in the foreground matches the background image visually and in perspective and integrates seamlessly, it is usually necessary to adjust the following settings to the background image.
 === FOV ===
-This slider can be used to set the field of view of the virtual camera.
+To adjust the field of view in the virtual space to that of a photo camera, the [[en:glossary:fov|Field of view]] of the virtual camera is set here.
 === Image position ===
-The background image is centered when it is inserted. Depending on the ratio of the image format to the visible screen area, parts of the image can be cut off vertically or horizontally and not be visible. This slider is used to adjust the image position in the corresponding direction in order to set the desired image section.
+The background image is centred when it is inserted. Depending on the ratio of the image format to the visible screen area, parts of the image can be cut off vertically or horizontally and not be visible. This slider is used to adjust the image position in the corresponding direction in order to set the desired image section.
 === Sun position ===
 This is used to change the position of the sun in order to adjust reflections and shadows cast by the 3D model to the lighting conditions of the background image.
+=== Shadow intensity ===
+The intensity can be set here to adjust the model shadow to the photo.
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+==== Note ====
+Two points should be observed for optimum visualisation:
+  - Do not use cut-outs: A photo, like the display of a virtual environment on the screen, has a central focus point in the centre and perspective gradients towards the edges. Complete original photos should always be used so that these match when overlaying.
+  - Hold the camera as straight as possible: When taking the photo, the camera should not be rotated in the direction of view if possible, i.e. the horizon on the left edge of the photo should be the same distance from the top edge as on the right. This ensures the best possible alignment with the virtual camera.
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+<fs small>Credits: 2D background image used downloaded from www.freepik.com</fs>