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Joey Korenman : Hey there, Joey here for school emotion. And in this lesson, we are going to take a look at how to create depth of field in your 3d renders. This is a very important technique to know…

Joey Korenman : So if we, uh, if we look at this render here through the editor camera, um, you can see there's no depth of field. It looks very synthetic, very CG. Uh, so, uh, a lot of times to help…

Joey Korenman : Um, and, and a lot of people try to go for that effect because it's cool looking and it, it, it can, you know, make things look like a you're really, really close to them, or they're …

Joey Korenman : Um, so then we have our multipass checks, that's enabled, and, uh, we're going to click on the multipass tab, go down here and add the depth channel. So now when you render a, you're …

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Save Big on Coursera Plus. 7,000+ courses at $160 off. Limited Time Only! Grab it Learn how to achieve realistic depth of field in Cinema 4D using Nuke for compositing. Explore two methods: baking depth of field into renders and using separate depth passes. Understand the concept of depth of field in photography and its importance in adding realism to 3D composites. Follow step-by-step instructions to set up multipass rendering, enable depth channels, and create depth passes in Cinema 4D. Gain insights on appropriate blur levels for realistic results and avoid overdoing depth of field effects. Download project files to practice techniques and enhance your 3D rendering skills.

Getting Great Depth of Field in Cinema 4D with Nuke

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