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Depth-of-field ⇨ Basic optics: A point of light focused through a lens becomes a point on object plane A point farther than the focal distance becomes a blurry spot on the object plane A point closer than the focal distance becomes a blurry spot on the object plane ⇨ These blurry spots are called circles of confusion (CoC 20-May-2009 hereafter) © Copyright Ian D. Romanick 2009
Depth-of-field ⇨ In most real-time graphics, there is no depth-offield Everything is perfectly in focus all the time 20-May-2009 © Copyright Ian D. Romanick 2009
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