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camdkit README reading: camera and lens metadata for on-set virtual production
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What this guide covers
For virtual production and camera-tracking users who want to know what the SMPTE camdkit README claims. It summarises the Clip model, static versus regular parameters, the OpenLensIO and OpenTrackingIO scope, install steps and JSON rules. Based on one README; nothing was cloned or run, and no licence line was found.
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camdkit README reading: camera and lens metadata for on-set virtual production
Coverage
For virtual production and camera-tracking users who want to know what the SMPTE camdkit README claims. It summarises the Clip model, static versus regular parameters, the OpenLensIO and OpenTrackingIO scope, install steps and JSON rules. Based on one README; nothing was cloned or run, and no licence line was found.
Useful starting points
- The README's two code examples read a variable that is not the one just created, so copy them with care rather than as written.
- The README names five supported cameras without listing them; confirm camera support in the repository itself.
- Fields left undefined or at their default value are not sent in the JSON, so a missing field can mean the default.
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