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Published: 2015-08-07 01:08:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 763; Favourites: 33; Downloads: 0
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Created with Mandelbulb3Dv189Using the Q3D Bulb Tutorial by batjorge
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Comments: 30
Wonderfully Rendered Piece...and Fantastic on the Dof!
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Thank you so very much, worked hard on getting it right, I am still not happy with it but hey for now it will have to do
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Thank you so very much, I am working on DOF at the moment, trying to perfect it, still getting the hang of this program
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Thank you so much, trying to learn as much as I can,
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You aced the DoF!
I struggle with this effect too. Much trial and error on my part revealed the tips Jorge and Sabine shared below.
Will you join in the MB3D Teaser this month? fav.me/d94a8sx
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I see the teasers all the time, but am not really good with MDB so I never join, if I joined and couldn't be able to make a piece work would I have to submit a piece? I am sure there are rules posted, I get lazy trying to look for it lol, glad you like it thanks for stopping in
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Not to worry. Set a watch and work up a few trials. When you have something that pleases you then enter!
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Ok thank you very much
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Thank you so very much 
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Excellent work! The dof is brillianty applied in the scene
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Thank you, it wasn't easy getting it like that, I have so much trouble trying to get the DOF to work, all the tutorials that I've seen are a bit out dated, glad you like this one 😊
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You can set the Z1 sharp to 0 and use the Z2 sharp. So you see everything beyond the Z2 will get blurred. Later you can easily spot the Z1 (if neccesary), it blurs all what is in front of the given value.
You're welcome
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Ohhh ok that explains a lot, as always thanks for the tips 👌
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Thank you so much, I've been working with DOF, trying to see how it works, it was 4 days before I was satisfied with this one, sometimes I can get it to work but mostly no glad you like it
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Dof can be tricky 
Most welcome, Gina!
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I try to live with it, but it will continue to bother so the work either gets cursed out, or I will put it into the save for later file lol
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LOL
Mine is some sort of graveyard of the lost and forgotten half-finished renders
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Yes I sure do, I will go back from time to time and have a aha moment, and then wonder why it didn't work the first time, lol
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