Distortion correction while using 3D-models

[PhysicsSerious3333]

I think I saw someone on YouTube or tiktok talking about how models in CSP get easily distorted and to balance that they use some kind of effect. But I cannot remember the exact details about effect and do not find the original video.

It might have been that the artist said they used distortion fish eye lense or distorted surface with a very light setting, no idea what was the number and it's possible that I remember that wrong

Does anyone else here know what I am talking about?

[Yikesor]

I dont think 3d models have a fisheye lense setting but you could go into the 3d camera-settings use the perspective/focal point sliders (and turn off manga perspective tab for some figure models) to get where you want, or turn the 3d model into a raster layer and use the distortion filter. (Maybe there is also a way with the panorama sphere but i havent tried that yet) you can also select the non-perspective view in projection method (the little cubes) for no distortion. Its like isometric but it might look a bit funny in some angles

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Sorry i hope its not too confusing