For those of you who didnt know or notice, the new VrayCamera has a proper Bokeh function 
Here are 2 basic tests I did to show off the affect.
http://www.apex.net.au/~daforce/vray/bokeh\_test/bokeh2.avi
http://www.apex.net.au/~daforce/vray/bokeh\_test/bokeh3.avi
Certainly nothing fancy but cool none the less.
Hi Da Force
nice samples but could you let me know what parameters you are affecting to get these results ?
thanks
n
Certainly 
Well first of all you need to use a VrayPhysicalCamera, and then you need to enable DOF and BOKEH (by ticking Blades) in the camera rollout.
The its a matter of setting up the camera accordingly and in my render i just animated the focus distance getting closer and closer to the camera.
Thats it basically.
I can share the scenes if you would like.
Thanks man - understanding it now !
n
Tested it too. Found it damn slow for my x64 3200 
heheh yeah DOF certainly aint the quickest thing in vray :lol:
But the bokeh doesnt really add any extra render time compared to the same render with just DOF. So if you are using vray DOF there is no reason not to enable bokeh as well 
Heheh also sounds like your about due for an upgrade 
Going to buy x2 4200 next week. Not am2 of course 
BTW - do you know any plugs making z-buffer based dof inside Fusion ?
speedsix raptors lenz does it
Thorsten
No it doesn’t. Their defocus is not a DOF. It’s just blurs image with no respect to focus and etc…
Not sure mate. But if you find out I would certainly be interested to know 
Paul why don’t you buy an amd with am2 socket?
have I missed something? 
best regards
themaxxer
haha sorry I was replying to your first post about if I new of any DOF plugins for Fusion.. thats why I said im not sure… cause I dont know of any 
I do believe you that “lenz” doesnt do it properly. 