By If you’ve ever been to the movies, you may have noticed how the focus of the camera changes depending on what you’re viewing. Most movies have a focus or depth of field preview button that lets you know the focus of your shot. In the movie industry, this is a way to let the audience know what the focus of the shot is on screen.
Well, in this case, it actually is. In the movie world, focus is a very subjective thing. Think about it. The focus of a camera is all about what the camera sees. So when you hit “shoot” your camera will get some ideas about what your subject is looking at. And when you hit “replay” the same camera will be looking at the same thing.
In our game, we’re not really going for any kind of focus. We’re not really trying to make the camera see what it saw, because we just don’t care. Our focus is more about the gameplay. When you hit shoot, your objective is to get as many enemies as possible in one shot. You don’t care whether the camera sees each enemy, or if it sees them all in one frame.
So much of the game is about shooting enemies from the back. Of course, this means the camera is always looking in reverse from the target, so your shots are always looking from the front. But the gameplay is more about your choices of what you want the camera to see. How you want to shoot can make a huge difference to the outcome of your game.
So let’s talk about your camera. There are a few options for you to play with. When you first start, you can use the depth-of-field button to make the camera move left, right, or forward. You can also flip your camera to a wide angle setting which lets you see enemies farther away.
If you really want to keep the camera looking from the front of your head, you can disable or turn off the depth-of-field effect. This means that you should always consider how you want to shoot, and the camera will try to remember how.
The depth of field effect adds some motion blur to your shots. While it might be a little more difficult to aim and take some shots from farther away, this is a nice little option that really makes your shots look good.
You might want to consider this option if you do a lot of fast-paced action. If you want the camera to always stay in the same spot, disable it.
Depth of field is one of the key things that makes a DSLR lens so great. There’s no such thing as too much blur. It’s especially important when you’re trying to take some fast shots.
The other thing that makes this option useful is the fact it is a “preview button” which means the camera moves around a little bit to reveal what you see from further away. This is a nice option for quick shots while youre just looking at something.
