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For example Sony saves focal length per every frame, so we can calibrate a few focal lengths on a zoom lens (eg. 28mm, 35mm, 70mm) and then interpolate between them on every frame. This will allow to support videos where user zooms in and out
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With latest dev build and Sony cameras, there is support for zoom lenses, ie. zoom can be changing throughout the video.
If you're using Blackmagic, it also works, but the focal lengths reported by the camera are not smooth (they are whole values, without fractions), so with Blackmagic you won't be able to dynamically change zoom during the video, but you can have one lens profile which will automatically adapt to your current zoom value.
In order to use that, you need to calibrate a few focal lengths manually, then take first lens profile, edit it and add interpolations section by copying the camera_matrix and distortion_coeffs from other profiles/focal lengths.
For example Sony saves focal length per every frame, so we can calibrate a few focal lengths on a zoom lens (eg. 28mm, 35mm, 70mm) and then interpolate between them on every frame. This will allow to support videos where user zooms in and out
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