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For the example, the scene was been split into four pictures. The camera’s Film Offset X and
Film Offset Y were animated over four frames as follows.
 First frame: Film Offset X / Y = 0% / 0%
 Second frame: Film Offset X / Y = 100% / 0%
 Third frame: Film Offset X / Y = 100% / -100%
 Fourth frame: Film Offset X / Y = 0% -100%
The result is four separate images that you can piece together in an image editor.
When using global illumination, use Stochastic mode (Render Settings >
Global illumination).
Near Clipping
The transparent pink layer represents the clipping plane (in reality this layer would extend innitely).
When “Enable Near Clipping” is active, a vertical imaginary plane will be assumed. All objects that lie
in front of this plane will be clipped. This is useful for rendering objects in cross-section.
Note: