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Depth of field: How to use Focus in your scene
Depth of field: How to use Focus in your scene

Discover how to use the Focus tool in your Omi studio to enhance your renders and highlight your products.

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Written by Sunil Vyas
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The Focus tool is an excellent way to highlight a product in your scene by blurring the environment around it. This creates a depth of field effect, allowing the product to draw all the attention.

Using the Focus tool

When you’re in the Omi studio:

  • Go to the “Cameras” section at the top left of the studio.

  • Select the camera you wish to use. (If necessary, refer to our guide here). In the camera settings (right panel), go to “Advanced”.

  • Enable the Focus tool by clicking on the “Selection” button.

  • Next, select the area you want to highlight by clicking on the point you want to focus on in your scene.

  • Adjust the blur intensity using the slider located just below the Focus button, allowing you to control the strength of the blur around your focal point.

Examples

Scene without focus

Scene with focus on the bottle in the foreground

Scene with focus on the bottles in the background

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The focus applies exactly where you click, allowing you to precisely control the depth of field, even on the same object, depending on the area you want to highlight.

For example, on this bottle:

  • If you place the focus on the label (left photo), the depth of field will concentrate on that area.

  • If you place the focus on the cap (right photo), you’ll get a different focal effect.

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