Cannot find Camera Settings
I am trying to create a Custom Camera as per your instructions. I've found the Sensor Size but cannot find inputs for Sensor Resolution, ISO Range, ISO Grain Multiplier and Dynamic Range. Can you help?
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You are currently editing the settings in the component, but a RealCamera is completely driven by the RealCameraActor. In your case the topmost parent which you named Black_Magic_Ursa_Mini. If you click it you can see under Camera Setup that the camera uses a RealCamera Body and a RealCamera Lens. This RealCamera Body is where your sensor settings are coming from. So to change the sensor, you have to create a copy of the RealCamera Body and change it and then use it in your Black_Magic_Ursa_Mini to see the effects. After every edit of the RealCamera Body you have to load it again into your Black_Magic_Ursa_Mini RealCamera Body slot to see the changes. I hope that information helps, let me know if you have any further questions!
Are you using the PRO Version, since the recreation of cameras is an exclusive PRO feature? If so, the settings are available in the cameras body, which you can find under Cinematographer PRO Content->CameraBodies in the Content Browser/Content Drawer. If you recreate your own camera, I would recommend to create a copy of an existing camera body and start from there.
You are currently editing the settings in the component, but a RealCamera is completely driven by the RealCameraActor. In your case the topmost parent which you named Black_Magic_Ursa_Mini. If you click it you can see under Camera Setup that the camera uses a RealCamera Body and a RealCamera Lens. This RealCamera Body is where your sensor settings are coming from. So to change the sensor, you have to create a copy of the RealCamera Body and change it and then use it in your Black_Magic_Ursa_Mini to see the effects. After every edit of the RealCamera Body you have to load it again into your Black_Magic_Ursa_Mini RealCamera Body slot to see the changes. I hope that information helps, let me know if you have any further questions!