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Bryce F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Aug 28 6:28 pm)
Try "bleaching" the color on the background slightly, or use compositioning, and use a very small amount of gaussian blur.
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Perhaps some grain post-worked? In photos (stereotypically), as a scene gets farther away from the camera you can encounter grain, de-saturation of colors, blurring, etc. Without using haze or blurring, a bit of grain might help, otherwise what pakled stated, give the viewer something they can eyeball to suggest scale and/or distance. AS
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I have an image and the ground plane is almost flat. Although I know I have a lot of distance between the front main obj and the background ones it doesn't show up because of my camera angle, which is almost on the eye level view and I want to focus on the front obj. Don't want to feed in haze because I want the colours saturated, also don't really want to use DOF because I want the background to be defined. Help! please.
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