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Render Issues

KC Riley-GyerKC Riley-Gyer Posts: 170
edited December 1969 in Daz Studio Discussion

Hi, I'm new to DAZ Studio as in had it since it first came out but am using it for the first time.

I have created a basic scene of 2 people and just wanted to do a test render... It came out blurry.

I haven't touched anything other than doing the 2 people so I don't understand why the rendering is blurry. A few months back I found the DAZ 3D video tutorials and decided to try the 4.0 Camera tutorial. Rendered and same results.

Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

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  • JimmyC_2009JimmyC_2009 Posts: 8,891
    edited December 1969

    Have you tried resetting the render options using 'Restore Default Settings' at the bottom of the Render Settings pane?

    One of the settings that can cause a blurry look, is Gaussian, or even Box or Triangle. Scroll down the Render Settings pane till you come to 'Pixel Filter', make sure that it is set to 'Sinc' , that may be your problem.

  • StratDragonStratDragon Posts: 3,249
    edited December 1969

    KCRileyGyer said:
    Hi, I'm new to DAZ Studio as in had it since it first came out but am using it for the first time.

    I have created a basic scene of 2 people and just wanted to do a test render... It came out blurry.

    I haven't touched anything other than doing the 2 people so I don't understand why the rendering is blurry. A few months back I found the DAZ 3D video tutorials and decided to try the 4.0 Camera tutorial. Rendered and same results.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

    you may also have the depth of field selected in the camera parameter. This is a feature that will let you set the distance of a camera where the foreground or background become blurry. It's a great feature but if you accidentally made some adjustment to the distance or ftstop or the figures are out of the measurements you will get a blurry render.

  • KC Riley-GyerKC Riley-Gyer Posts: 170
    edited December 1969

    Thank you both for your suggestions. I followed yours first Jimmy and it fixed whatever the issue was. Shame I didn't think to take a 'before' screenshot to see what differences there were. I hadn't thought about restoring the settings because I hadn't touched them. While I'm new to learning DS, I know enough to not touch until I'm ready for it :)

    Thanks again.

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