Modo - Cameras
Maxwell and modo Camera objects have many common parameters (these are automatically exported by the plugin) but Maxwell has some special parameters.
Please read chapter Camera in the MAXWELL RENDER Manual for more information about Maxwell Cameras.
Lens Type
By default Maxwell camera type follows the modo camera (as good as possible) but you can manually set it if you want.
Exposure
With the Exposure control you can lock the exposure to a certain value or you can switch to useful preset settings.
With locked exposure you can easily control the amount of Depth of Field by changing the F-Stop value.
ISO
The film's light-sensitivity, higher ISO means more sensitive film.
Shutter (1/n)
The shutter speed or the time light has to reach the film is specified in 1/n of a second. A higher number means the light has less time to reach the film.
Shutter Angle
This option allows you to control the amount of motion blur in an image in animations.
F-Stop
Controls the aperture of the lens. You can change F-Stop at the modo camera properties too.
Focal Distance
Distance from the camera location to the camera target. The camera target represents the point where your render will be in perfect focus. You can change Focal Distance at the modo camera properties too (it is called Focus Distance there).
If you click on the Autofocus button modo automatically chooses the right focus distance for your camera.
Aperture
Controls the shape of the 'bokeh' effect seen in out-of-focus highlights
Blades
The number of blades of 'Polygonal' cameras
Angle
The angle of blades in 'Polygonal' cameras
Custom Bokeh
Bokeh Ratio
Bokeh Angle
Z-clip
Enables/disables Camera Z-Clip planes
Z-near
The near-plane Z-Clipping distance (must be less than Far Clipping Plane)
Z-far
The far-plane Z-Clipping distance (must be greater than Near Clipping Plane).