Setting an OGL Perspective Matrix to Match Blender's Camera?

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Can anyone tell me how to reverse engineer the lens setting of Blender’s camera to set the fov for a perspective matrix in Open GL such that the OGL view exactly matches the render from Blender?

In Eaguirre’s swf export script he uses:

cmra = obCamera.getData()
	fovy = (2.0*atan2(34.5/2.0,cmra.lens))*180/pi
	m2 = Perspective(fovy,float(w*ax)/float(h*ay),cmra.clipStart, cmra.clipEnd)

Unless I’m missing something this does not exactly reproduce Blender’s output. The Blender render is a little more ‘zoomed in’ than the preview in s2flender with matching render settings.