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"Patrick Dugan" <pat### [at] usnetcomcorp com> wrote in message
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> I didn't mean to steal your question.
;-)
>I feel it is not being addressed
> though. I ran some experiments using small spheres on a checkered floor
> that vary in distance from the camera. I made the focal blur very tight
and
> very blurry (extreme short range of focus.) from the focal center out
(away
> from the camera) the blur hits hard and fast, towards the camera (despite
> being a good distance from the focal center) is all in focus. The docs
seem
> to indicate "field_depth specifies the length of the focal range. All
> objects within the range of (field_start) to (field_start+field_depth)
will
> be fully in focus. " to me means objects close to the camera would also
> become blurry when they are out of the range. Testing shows this is not
> true.
I agree, according to the docs, there should be blur between the camera and
field_start-field_depth. But, like your experiments show, this doesn't
happen. It's a shame, 'cos post_process focal blur is really quick.
Still no joy on the 'error reading aborted data file' though. :-(
All the best,
Andy Cocker
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