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Forums >> General Discussion >> Revit Project Management >> Limiting Elongation and Distortion In Interior Views/perspectives
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I have tried playing with the following, camera position, target location, far clip, eye location, and camera location. I used Revit 2008 for rendering so I hoped things would get better in Revit 2010. The attached is the best I can acheive. I can not put chairs too far from the back wall. The chairs get distorted. Thanks for your help anyone. Have a nice day
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Try changing the "Crop Region Size before the other parameters.
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