3Ds Max/Vray Tutorial | Vray Bokeh effect | Physical Camera DOF Depth Of Field | Vray 3, 3ds max 15

Опубликовано: 15 Октябрь 2024
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Hi This video about how to make or Get bokeh effects in vray / 3ds max or called Depth of Field (DOF) nowadays this effects ( Depth of Field/bokeh) this video I try to teach you about how to get perfect DOF in Vray/3ds max

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Hello, this video I tried to teach you how to make bokeh effect or 3DX Max and using the v-ray physical camera it's a simple method and you can follow easily few simple step.
First you want to set a very physical camera then go to Verizon thinks and find f-number then change it to 1.5 then scroll down check the box specify focus and you can adjust the below the value then go to shutter speed set 1000 and higher so below 10 then you can find bokeh effect check the box blend gold brand well you should be 3 to 7 then sampling check the box called depth of field then you can find what are the light setup and also best camera position then you can hit render thanks for watching this video if you like the video leave a thumbs up and subscribe and you can go to my website called www.parcintro.com download the setup thanks thank you for watching have a nice day

Background Knowledge
The depth of Field (also known as DOF) is the effect of your foreground being in focus, while your background is blurred (or out of focus) or vice versa (the other way around).
Before we begin with the tutorial, however, we need to talk a little about some of the VrayPhysicalCamera properties and how they relate to a real camera :
The film gate is the part of the camera behind the shutter that catches the light and determines the final Aspect Ratio of the image. This works the same way on real-life cameras as it does with the VrayPhysicalCamera.
The focal length is the range between the front of the lens to the place where the camera is focused, which can make the camera have a bigger viewing range or smaller viewing range. If you want the viewing range to be bigger then make that number smaller, and vice versa. Again this works the same way on both real life cameras and the VrayPhysicalCamera.
The zoom factor, as you can probably guess, is the zoom of the camera.
The f-number basically describes the iris of the camera; the lower the value, the more open the camera siris will be, which in turn creates a more blurred background. This works the same way on both real life cameras and the VrayPhysicalCamera.
The shutter speed is a camera' s exposure time - the length of time that the shutter is open. It affects the motion blur in that the lower the shutter speed, the longer the streaks of the blur there will be and vice versa. This works the same way on both real life cameras and the VrayPhysicalCamera.
The ISO or film speed is the camera's sensitivity to light. The higher the value, the more sensitive the camera is, making the images/renders brighter, and vice versa. This works the same way on both real life cameras and the VrayPhysicalCamera.
So as you can see, the VrayPhysicalCamera is identical to a real camera in a lot of ways. Now that you have learned a little about the different camera settings, let's put it into action!

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