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  • #16
    Originally posted by andybot_cg View Post
    sketchup model units are inches, so the units in the vray dialogue boxes are in inch.
    everyone says that, i hope it is liek that... still trying to figure out the problem - no can do... any more suggestions?

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    • #17
      I just tried your file and loaded the standard render options. I changed the focus to 52 and aperture 14, iso 400, shutter 50 and it worked.
      glastest.skp.zip
      Last edited by peerman; 09-11-2012, 02:57 AM.
      AMD Ryzen 9, RTX 2080Super, ArchiCAD 24, Vectorworks 2020, Sketchup 2021 Pro, Vray Next for Sketchup, Skatter, Twinmotion 2020

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      • #18
        Originally posted by peerman View Post
        I just tried your file and loaded the standard render options. I changed the focus to 52 and aperture 14, iso 400, shutter 50 and it worked.
        glastest.skp.zip
        i have now tried the exactly same file u posted here. if i hit render, vray crashes...
        if i export the render options and load it into my own file, vray is working with 'monte carlo' renderer and the image comes out very dark...
        if i rearrange back to my render options (light cache and turn back the skylight on - that was black in your options i imported) the image comes ok, but with unchangeable focaldistance.

        so for now i take your options and change some numbers. maybe it will work...

        thanks for helping in any ways... u r grat guys =D

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        • #19
          Hmm, strange, what version are you using? Maybe that causes a problem?
          AMD Ryzen 9, RTX 2080Super, ArchiCAD 24, Vectorworks 2020, Sketchup 2021 Pro, Vray Next for Sketchup, Skatter, Twinmotion 2020

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          • #20
            Originally posted by peerman View Post
            Hmm, strange, what version are you using? Maybe that causes a problem?
            i use SU v8.0.15158 and vRay v1.49 - i think it's everything ok with this versions.

            the funny point is, now i have a focus-effect, but i cannot edit it. if i change the inches-parameters in camera-prefs, i can't see any change in the render-output.
            now i try to change the wohle plan, convert in inches. i have a difference: now everything is as sharp it could be if i render with the same options... i don't get it! xD

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            • #21
              I finally had a moment to look at your file - and the issue I found is that your DOF distance was not set accurately. With such a shallow DOF, you have to be very precise in where you locate your focal distance. I recommend using this ruby from the Sketchucation site: http://forums.sketchucation.com/view...221768#p221768

              Here are examples at a few different focal distances: Also, I changed your ISO to 200 (it was 20 and was coming out too dark.)
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              • #22
                Originally posted by andybot_cg View Post
                I finally had a moment to look at your file - and the issue I found is that your DOF distance was not set accurately. With such a shallow DOF, you have to be very precise in where you locate your focal distance. I recommend using this ruby from the Sketchucation site: http://forums.sketchucation.com/view...221768#p221768

                Here are examples at a few different focal distances: Also, I changed your ISO to 200 (it was 20 and was coming out too dark.)
                hi andybot,

                thanks for these inputs. i already use the camera-distance-tool from s'ucation. my correct distance to the glass with water in it is 40.0627'' - but the image is still blurry, when i render with these prefs. i changed so many numbers, but the renderoutput is always the same... funny thing: if i change the units from milimeters to inches, the render gives out a sharp image, but there is no visible DoF effect... same options in vray used.

                please have a look at my sketchup-file.
                download: glastest_v2_clean.zip

                thanks again and again and....

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                • #23
                  Hi, I downloaded your latest file, opened it in Sketchup and hit render without changing anything. The output was good! The glass with the blue liquid is in focus while the rest is blurry...
                  Strange man!
                  AMD Ryzen 9, RTX 2080Super, ArchiCAD 24, Vectorworks 2020, Sketchup 2021 Pro, Vray Next for Sketchup, Skatter, Twinmotion 2020

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by peerman View Post
                    Hi, I downloaded your latest file, opened it in Sketchup and hit render without changing anything. The output was good! The glass with the blue liquid is in focus while the rest is blurry...
                    Strange man!
                    my words... strange! =D i cannot get it...
                    now my last try: i copy the model in to a new sheet and try everything from beginning...

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by luziusalbin View Post
                      hi andybot,

                      thanks for these inputs. i already use the camera-distance-tool from s'ucation. my correct distance to the glass with water in it is 40.0627'' - but the image is still blurry, when i render with these prefs. i changed so many numbers, but the renderoutput is always the same... funny thing: if i change the units from milimeters to inches, the render gives out a sharp image, but there is no visible DoF effect... same options in vray used.

                      please have a look at my sketchup-file.
                      download: glastest_v2_clean.zip

                      thanks again and again and....
                      For me too, it rendered just fine without any changes. I mentioned the DOF tool because you had 52.0 set as your value in the first file. Plus, DOF was not enabled, so I wasn't sure if you had figured any of that out, but it seems like you know what you are doing. Perhaps the error is some problem with the vray installation on your machine?

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