Question: What is the default field of view in SketchUp?

SketchUp’s default FOV is 35 degrees, but 60 degrees is much handier for interior views.

How do you change the field of view?

At the very top of the ‘Screen’ section here, you should see the ‘Field of View’ option. It’ll be set at a number somewhere in the middle of the scale by default. All you need to do is select ‘Field of View’ and move the slider either to the right to increase it, or to the left to decrease it.

What is a realistic field of view?

Your ‘real’ FOV, as measured from your eyes to the outer corners of your screen, is probably about 30 to 45 degrees, depending on the size of the display and how close you’re sitting. Anything wider than that will result in an increasing degree of distortion (the fish eye effect).

What is a Humans field of view?

Field of view (FOV) is the open observable area a person can see through his or her eyes or via an optical device. … Individually, our eyes have a horizontal FOV of about 135 degrees and a vertical FOV of just over 180 degrees.

How do I reset zoom in SketchUp?

Try Pressing ‘Shift’ + ‘Z’ for Zoom Extents (which is also found on the Camera Menu).

How do I reset SketchUp to default settings?

If you’re using Windows, choose Window→Preferences . . . On a Mac, choose SketchUp→Preferences . . . Select the Workspace panel (it’s last in the list on the left of the Preferences dialog box). Click the Reset Workspace button.