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Some food for thought... There a few very handy reasons to use depth passes to handle DoF in postwork as opposed
to "in camera" in Daz. 1. Not everyone has a 20xx GPU and Daz/Iray renders DoF
very slowly, sometimes taking 1000's of iterations more to converge a scene with DoF versus
without. This can be exponentially worse with night
scenes, indoor scenes, or with reflections. 2.
A depth pass can allow you to change the degree of blur or accurately approximate
different, real lens and aperture types with far more versatility than Daz Studio.
3. A depth pass can allow you to change the focal plane to
anywhere within your rendered scene instantly without needing to rerender the entire scene.