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Published: 2018-02-01 23:27:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 8619; Favourites: 96; Downloads: 391
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Just a quick and easy tutorial on how to get a DoF effect in Daz Studio, let me know if I make sense here lol
Β I'll have my results up soon
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Always a sensational pleasure from watching your artwork!
Love it! Keep 'em coming!Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β
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Thanks, Glad You Like The tutorial
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I posted a script for DAZ Studio a while back to set depth of field focal distance with extreme accuracy.Β It can be found at goo.gl/J5PHcl . Using perspective view to adjust the f/Stop to get an estimate of how much in front of and behind will be in focus is still relevant.Β But the script makes the actual focal distance exact.
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Cool, I'll have to check it out. Thanks
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I just RIGHT NOW figured out why sometimes DOF looks nice, and other times (most of the time) I absolutely hate it. Lol.
It's the feet!!!
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True, if you are using a flat background DoF isn't so great, there are ways around it, but the simplest fix is to not film the feet and have a slightly upward camera angle
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I like when you can see the transition from in and out of focus. It's much more believable than simply a focused character in front of a blurry background with no interaction between them.
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DOF is easy-ish to set up, but damn it has overhead on the render time. It can be worth it - I agree it can add a lot.
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I've tried with and without DoF, render times are just a little longer. As long as your focus item is good and clear, you can stop the render and fix any noise with Photoshop
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I think I was either setting it up wrong or blaming DOF for issues with my old video card.Β I've tried a few since - ahem - refreshing my memory of how DOF works, thanks to your tutorial, and the render times haven't been bad at all.
Thanks for getting me back on the DOF train.
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Oh, very cool! Thank you; extremely useful tutorial!
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A good simple explanation. Once you know how it's pretty easy.
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Yeah, once you see how to adjust DoF it becomes quite easy
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Excellent tutorial, I've learnt something today, Thank you
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You're welcome glad you like this
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PERFECT! I've wanted to experiment with DoF, but couldn't figure it out. The DAZ forums were of no help. Thank you so much.
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Glad I cleared this up
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