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# Methodcast Quickie #3 - Depth of Field
- URL: https://www.trxl.co/2013-4-6-methodcast-quickie-3-depth-of-field/
- Published: 2013-04-09T15:30:44.000Z
- Updated: 2023-07-25T00:26:10.000Z
- Author: Evan Troxel
- Tags: Architecture, design, Making Things, method, tutorial, maxwell render, formZ, #sqs, #Import-blog1, #evantroxel-me-com

![Thumbnail MQ 03.002.jpg](https://storage.ghost.io/c/93/80/9380fef7-629b-48bf-9c81-27fe48a999cc/content/images/content/v1/4fb6ec4fe4b093525981eab3/1365521265308-SLP4FR005QWLY2F3ELI8/thumbnail-mq-03.002.jpg)

My love of learning new (to me) photographic techniques has blended into my 3d rendering and visualization endeavors. I've [posted another short video tutorial](http://www.getmethod.com/blog/2013/4/8/methodcast-quickie-3-depth-of-field-in-maxwell-render-and-fo.html) showing how to get nice, creamy depth-of-field in your renders using Maxwell and FormZ over on Method. If you're using Maxwell, it really doesn't matter what modeling program you're using - the same information applies. If you're not using Maxwell, check it out and see if it's something you might want to try.

[∞](http://evantroxel.com/blog/2013/4/6/methodcast-quickie-3-depth-of-field)