Deeper Understanding Of The CG Camera Using Blender & Octane

Enhance your Blender renders like never before with this tutorial on Octane camera settings. Dive into the intricacies of focal length, aperture, and more to capture visuals that leave a lasting impression. Let's elevate your artistry and create stunning renders in Blender using Octane's powerful camera features! 📷✨ #Octane #Blender

[@DerekElliott]

great points!

[@JonasRoenn]

Thanks Derek! Means alot 🙌❤️

[@wackerstube6020]

YAYY AWESOME TUTORIAL❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@JonasRoenn]

Yay! 🙌💙

[@rajataufik1465]

totally nice bro!!🤟

[@JonasRoenn]

Thanks Raja! 💪

[@BrentonWoods774]

Awesome stuff! Can you make a video on your compositing workflow sometime?

[@JonasRoenn]

Thanks! Thats a good idea! Will write that down 🙌

[@BrentonWoods774]

@@JonasRoenn Thank you!

[@tjgrainger2666]

Seconded, would love to see it also

[@lennarthummer]

Hey
could you please do a tutorial on how to make objects appear/disappear gradually without a boolean? Similar to the volume builder technique in C4D. I ask because the boolean method does not give the best results and I don't have as much freedom

[@JonasRoenn]

Hey - i have looked into this, but currently can’t find a solution that is good - maybe if you keyframe the visiblity of the object you might be able to fake it.. but unfortunately C4D is the way to go for this kind of sim. At the moment ❤️

[@xDaShaanx]

Nice Jonas ❤

[@JonasRoenn]

Thanks DaShaan! ❤️