Add a spray, blur the background and be gorgeous.Headshot! Do we have a winner?
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Sorry my stupid question, but how can i blur the background? i've already tried the camera DOF of daz 3d but im a noob and i can't seem to make it work right. I mean i know i have to make the model stand inside the focus area but even if i do that or the whole scene get blurred or the background gets blurred so little that its almost as it is in focus. Also by "add a spray" you mean add those Headshot taunts popping out in the middle of screen in all the retro fps arena?Add a spray, blur the background and be gorgeous.
A quick way to do it.Sorry my stupid question, but how can i blur the background? i've already tried the camera DOF of daz 3d but im a noob and i can't seem to make it work right. I mean i know i have to make the model stand inside the focus area but even if i do that or the whole scene get blurred or the background gets blurred so little that its almost as it is in focus.
Thanks for the accurate tutorial, the real problem is that i cant fit all the characters inside the focus area. I mean if i lower the F/stop and play around with the Focal Distance, the way i placed the characters and the camera make it impossible to fit all of the inside the focus area. But anyway thanks again i'll just play around some more and will see what i can get out of it.A quick way to do it.
First place a camera anywhere.
Select your cam>go on your Camera pane, select display, DOF plane color and choose a visible color (red for ex.)
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Go now on Camera setting and activate the DOF :
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With the help of Focal Distance place the red rectangle to fit your model
Everything outisde the red rectangle will have blur.
F/Stop set the amount of blur your want (the less F/Stop the more blurry)
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Change the F/stop to lengthen the focal area I think or it is the Focal Length. I usually play with all of the Focus setting till I get the desired effectThanks for the accurate tutorial, the real problem is that i cant fit all the characters inside the focus area. I mean if i lower the F/stop and play around with the Focal Distance, the way i placed the characters and the camera make it impossible to fit all of the inside the focus area. But anyway thanks again i'll just play around some more and will see what i can get out of it.
Yeah but the higher the F/stop the lesser the background will be blurred.Change the F/stop to lengthen the focal area
Yeah it can be tricky with multiples characters, you can also play with Frame width for a larger focus area. Or you can also render one char with the desired focus/blur, render the others ones separately with no background and merge everything under GIMP/Photoshop.Thanks for the accurate tutorial, the real problem is that i cant fit all the characters inside the focus area. I mean if i lower the F/stop and play around with the Focal Distance, the way i placed the characters and the camera make it impossible to fit all of the inside the focus area. But anyway thanks again i'll just play around some more and will see what i can get out of it.
Yes, no__name correctly described everything about the focus settings of the camera. It's okay if not all characters get into focus. Let the focus be the most important character of the scene, to whom you want to focus the attention of the viewer. The scene will come to life.Sorry my stupid question, but how can i blur the background? i've already tried the camera DOF of daz 3d but im a noob and i can't seem to make it work right. I mean i know i have to make the model stand inside the focus area but even if i do that or the whole scene get blurred or the background gets blurred so little that its almost as it is in focus. Also by "add a spray" you mean add those Headshot taunts popping out in the middle of screen in all the retro fps arena?
If the girl on the right looked the left girl in the face, it would be great.twins and futa best combination
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Ah you mean splashes. And yup i noticed too the water looks a little odd, i'll see what i can do. Can spashes be added in postwork?Yes, no__name correctly described everything about the focus settings of the camera. It's okay if not all characters get into focus. Let the focus be the most important character of the scene, to whom you want to focus the attention of the viewer. The scene will come to life.
I meant spray on the water. Now you have it like glass or jelly.
Sorry for my English, I am writing through Google translator)