Autodesk 663B1-05A111-1001 User Guide - Page 444

14 | Basics Nodes Reference > Camera node Basics 444 1 The view guide fills the view. The edges of the view guide may be exactly aligned with the edges of the view, in which case the view guide are not visible. > 1 The higher the value, the more space is outside the view guide. Depth of Field These attributes provide control over the camera's focus. Tip The more out of focus an image is, the longer it takes to generate the final rendered image (that is, the post-render blur takes longer.) Depth Of Field If on, some objects in the scene are sharply focused and others are blurred or out of focus, based on their distance from the camera. If off, all objects in the scene are sharply focused. Depth Of Field is off by default. Focus Distance The distance from the camera at which objects appear in sharp focus, measured in the scene's linear working unit. Decreasing the Focus Distance also decreases the depth of field. The valid range is 0 to ∞. The default value is 5. F Stop The range of distances from the camera within which objects appear in sharp focus (the depth of field). The range of distances is centered on the Focus Distance. The range is smaller toward the camera and larger away from the camera. The valid range is 1 (small depth of field) to 64 (large depth of field). The default value is 5.6. Focus Region Scale Scales the Focus Distance value. The valid range is 0 to ∞. The default value is 1. Output Settings Control whether a camera generates an image during rendering, and what types of images the camera renders. Renderable If on, the camera can create an image file, mask file, and/or depth file during rendering. By default, Renderable is on for the default perspective camera, and off for all other cameras.