Angle, in degrees, between the camera's viewing direction and the left side of the view volume.
Angle, in degrees, between the camera's viewing direction and the right side of the view volume.
Angle, in degrees, between the camera's viewing direction and the bottom side of the view volume.
Angle, in degrees, between the camera's viewing direction and the top side of the view volume.
Measurement in meters along the viewing direction from the camera viewpoint to the PhotoOverlay shape.
Angle, in degrees, between the camera's viewing direction and the bottom side of the view volume.
Angle, in degrees, between the camera's viewing direction and the left side of the view volume.
Measurement in meters along the viewing direction from the camera viewpoint to the PhotoOverlay shape.
Angle, in degrees, between the camera's viewing direction and the right side of the view volume.
Angle, in degrees, between the camera's viewing direction and the top side of the view volume.
Defines how much of the current scene is visible. Specifying the field of view is analogous to specifying the lens opening in a physical camera. A small field of view, like a telephoto lens, focuses on a small part of the scene. A large field of view, like a wide-angle lens, focuses on a large part of the scene.
Angle, in degrees, between the camera's viewing direction and the left side of the view volume.
Angle, in degrees, between the camera's viewing direction and the right side of the view volume.
Angle, in degrees, between the camera's viewing direction and the bottom side of the view volume.
Angle, in degrees, between the camera's viewing direction and the top side of the view volume.
Measurement in meters along the viewing direction from the camera viewpoint to the PhotoOverlay shape.