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   Bokeh Ref Iwa

● Overview

This effect reproduces a camera lens blur. The input image is divided into several layers

based on the gradation of the Depth reference image, and the RGB values of each divided

layer are converted into exposure values, blurred using the Iris shape, and combined.

Higher speed is achieved by using the discrete Fourier transform. Before blurring,

a process of extending the parts of each layer that is hidden in the foreground with a

Median filter is performed.

● Input Port

Iris : Connects the image to define the shape of the Iris. The image luminance values

will be used for the effect. If no image is connected to the Iris port, no calculation will

take place. It's possible to connect 8bit or 16bit RGBA images.

Source : Connect the input image. If nothing is connected to the Source port, no

calculation is performed.

Depth : Connect the Depth reference image. The brightness of each pixel corresponds

to the depth. The higher (brighter) the value, the farther away from the camera.

● Parameters

On-Focus Distance : If there's a layer in this position, it will look on focus and it will

be composed normally. 0 represents the camera position. (Range 0.0-1.0)

Bokeh Amount : Maximum size of blur (in scene units). When the focus position and

the layer position are 1.0 away from each other, the Iris image is enlarged until the

width of this image reaches this value.

Hardness : The gamma value of the film. Used to convert between RGB value and

exposure. This is equivalent to the increase in RGB value (0.0 to 1.0) when the exposure

is increased 10 times. The lower the value, the more the highlights are emphasized.

(Range 0.05-3.0)

Distance Precision : The number of divisions of the depth reference image. The larger

the value, the finer the gradation of the blur size, but the slower the processing.

(Range 3-128)

● Notes

When rendering multiple frames, the Iris and the layers images, must be present within

the range of all frames to be rendered.

This effect uses a lot of RAM.

● License Information

This effect uses an open source library called Kiss FFT for the Fourier transform.

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