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>> IMO, if there was an award for getting DOF right in a CG film, Avatar 
>> would win it.
>
> There were many points during the movie where objects in the foreground 
> were blurry because of DoF, and if you tried to focus your eyes on them 
> they would look like a blurry object.
>
> I don't consider this to be a serious flaw; it's more of an artistic 
> decision. Non-3D movies have exactly the same problem (focusing your eyes 
> on an object do not bring it into focus), and I don't think it matters 
> much more when viewed stereoscopically.
>
I mostly agree... though when you get cross eyed to look at a close object, 
your eyes are used to get focus closer.
Here they are not able to...I got some trouble with that before accepting 
it.
At other moments I enjoyed having (as IRL) small things as 'mosquitoes' or 
seeds flying at the edge of  my awareness between me and captivating action. 
I thing it is a gimmick though, when got used to, it loses most of it 
interest.

Marc

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