Closed brodieG closed 4 years ago
Good catch, will update it in the next version to make it clear larger aperture = shallower depth of field, more blur outside of focal point
Fyi, just noticed that there is an example that uses aperture that has a comment that will also need to be updated. Since you are planning on updating this anyway I'll leave it be.
Increase the aperture to give more depth of field.
This is consistent with my understanding of photography and also appears to correspond to what rayrender does from some real quick experimentation. I'm still bumbling about so I could be completely wrong.