3ds max + vray 3.20 renders acting weird blurry

[Anonymous]

hello every one i tried to render a scene with 3ds max design 2014 and vray 3.2 when i try to capture the whole scene in my render through camera the objects in my scene dont show full detail moreover they are blurred moreover if i zoom in my viewport and go closer to my objects and render them again they render perfectly fine can any one tell me whats happening here

i have attached two images one with whole scene captured and u can see the jars are blurred

in second render i have rendered only jars by zooming in the view port and they render perfectly. please reply as soon as possible thanks

[Anonymous]

hello every one i tried to render a scene with 3ds max design 2014 and vray 3.2 when i try to capture the whole scene in my render through camera the objects in my scene dont show full detail moreover they are blurred moreover if i zoom in my viewport and go closer to my objects and render them again they render perfectly fine can any one tell me whats happening here

i have attached two images one with whole scene captured and u can see the jars are blurred

in second render i have rendered only jars by zooming in the view port and they render perfectly. please reply as soon as possible thanks

[Anonymous]

hey guys i tried something else and it works still dont know the problem

i rendered full scene through viewport instead of camera and its working perfectly no blurry render can any one point out whats wrong with my camera setting which parameter do i need to change to get wanted results thank  you

[Anonymous]

hey guys i tried something else and it works still dont know the problem

i rendered full scene through viewport instead of camera and its working perfectly no blurry render can any one point out whats wrong with my camera setting which parameter do i need to change to get wanted results thank  you

[CAMedeck · Accepted solution]

It looks like you enabled Depth of Field.  It is likely a checkbox in your camera settings that needs to be UN-checked.  And once that is disabled, your render times should improve greatly!

[CAMedeck · Accepted solution]

It looks like you enabled Depth of Field.  It is likely a checkbox in your camera settings that needs to be UN-checked.  And once that is disabled, your render times should improve greatly!

[Anonymous]

hey thank you for taking time and replying it . and thank you your solution worked appreciate it dear 🙂

[Anonymous]

hey thank you for taking time and replying it . and thank you your solution worked appreciate it dear 🙂

[Anonymous]

Can any one help in doing correct settings for my rendered image as attached below both images are renderd on 3dmax 2008 but Ex1 image is proper and Ex2 is from different pc where lighting effect  is distorted what needs to be corrected.????

Any help would be appreciated.

[Anonymous]

Can any one help in doing correct settings for my rendered image as attached below both images are renderd on 3dmax 2008 but Ex1 image is proper and Ex2 is from different pc where lighting effect  is distorted what needs to be corrected.????

Any help would be appreciated.