Framing and Exposure using Unity's HDRP Physical Camera

A short tutorial on how to use Unity's physical camera settings to frame and expose a shot.
Resources:
- Physical Camera Control: github.com/joh...
- Unity manual - Physical cameras: docs.unity3d.c...
- Exposure Volume Override: docs.unity3d.c...
- Depth of Field Effect: docs.unity3d.c...
- Physical Light Units: docs.unity3d.c...
- Recommended Light Intensities: www.archtoolbo...

[@orpheuscreativeco9236]

Man, this is an invaluable resource, thank you so much for sharing! 🙏 And the Light Levels link is clutch ✌️
It was really bumming me out that i couldn't just mess with the physical camera in the same way that one can use Manual settings on a physical cam. You really made it straight forward. 🙏 Thanks again!

[@chadfranklin47]

Awesome work. Any chance you could update it to work with Unity 2021.2?
Edit:
Just needed to go into the script and rather than cache the HDPhysicalCamera (as it is a struct) in OnEnable(), cache the HDAdditionalCameraData.
Also had to fix a bug inside SetFocusObject() preventing from setting the focus object back to none & some other smaller fixes.

[@nolifer3270]

Im trynna make a camera which has no distortion on the dges of the screen. Do you know the camera settings required to make this. By distortion i mean warp

[@jsietsma]

I have not tried this, but perhaps you could try Panini projection post-processing. docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.render-pipelines.high-definition@6.9/manual/Post-Processing-Panini-Projection.html