Depth of Field cuts off

[Brian Jones]

there’s DOF on the left but none on the right. I’ve never seen that and didn’t know it was possible. Since DOF depends greatly on the renderer you are using etc it would help a lot to see the scenefile

[Tyler Stefan]

https://www.mediafire.com/file/q267c34yaztca8n/project.rar my project file

[Jim Scott]

In your posted image the sudden focus change of the background objects appears to be occurring laterally, rather than by distance, which would mean that it is an issue with something other than depth of field. If it was a matter of DOF the clouds would all be equally out of focus, but the ones on the right are sharper than those on the left. The same goes for the buildings/blocks.

Could you post your project file, or a simplified version of it that gives the same result?

Edit: I didn’t see the previous responses until I posted mine.

[Adam Trachtenberg]

I’m not able to open the file, but I suspect you may be using the standard renderer and have an alpha-mapped texture where the dof vanishes? If so that’s a limitation of the standard render dof effect. It doesn’t work through transparencies. Workaround would be to use the physical renderer.

[Jim Scott]

In reference to Adam’s response, the Teleport object is interfering with the render.