Of course, Dag:

I think understand the mecanism: scene size/distance camera to objects.

Thanks

Thank you all.

Indeed, Polinalkrimizei:

The size, in this case it is absolutely crucial. In this test I have WorlScale: 1 x 10 ^ -1, keeping the other values. DOF has increased considerably. Now I understand more.

This image is an F-Stop: 0.5 (blendigo) Film Whidth: 35
Film ISO: 100
Exposure: 125
Focus distance: small ball (13.5)


Is there any way to further increase the DOF?

Greetings

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