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The camera is an object which defines a point of view in 3D space for the context of rendering. The camera also has settings for depth of field (DoF) and other effects/settings real cameras have.
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How to find all objects in the Camera's view with Python?
My solution is based on: List all occluded objects from camera.
In addition to the solution above, I check how many pixels are dedicated to each object. … So you could decide afterwards if it occupies sufficient space on the rendered image or not.
def occlusion_test(scene, depsgraph, camera, resolution_x, resolution_y):
# get vectors which define view …
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