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Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2012 11:05:11 -0700
Subject: CS6 Depth of Field Settings
From: adam@influxx.com
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Just notice an odd behavior I have thus far been unable to fine tune away=
.

In AE CS6 I have a 3D timeline with 50 or so layers, a camera and a light=
.
With the light turned on, the DoF gets disabled. Not in any setting, just
visually. With the light turned off DoF gets 'reactivated' in as much as
the distant objects get soft.

I have tried messing with layer order but that does not appear to have na=
y
impact. What is the trick to get DoF to work with a light.

Light Settings
z pos =3D -3200
type =3D point
intensity =3D 77%

Camera Settings
z pos =3D -3000
zoom =3D 1200
DoF =3D on
focus =3D 2200
aperture =3D 250
blur =3D 80%

cheers
adam