Dice disappear when viewed from camera in rendered mode

About 30 seconds into the video, we switch into rendered viewport. While I am in the camera view, the dice are not visible. However, if I just move out of the camera view, I can see it again. I'm new to Blender so I searched online and  I saw some sources say it could be my clipping distance, but so far adjusting it has not fixed it. Any other possibilities?
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  • Sascha Feider(SFE-Viz) replied

    Are you adjusting the clipping distance in the n-panel under view, or in the camera settings? Because that's independent from each other.
    If that's not it, can you post a screenshot with your full UI? It'll help troubleshooting.

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  • Omar Domenech(dostovel) replied

    Yes post a couple of screenshots trying to give even more context of what you have done so far to see if we can identify where the issue is. It does sound like a clipping issue. 

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  • Dwayne Savage(dillenbata3) replied
    With the die selected, check under object tab of the properties editor in the visibility panel make sure camera is checked. 
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  • Sean Budke(LemonEngineer18) replied

    Here are three screenshots. The first screenshot is the solid viewport and the second one shows what I see in the rendered viewport in the same frame. The third screenshot contains the visibility settings for one of the die If there's anything else y'all would need to see, let me know! Thanks for the help!


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  • Martin Bergwerf replied

    Hi Sean LLemonEngineer18 ,

    I think it's because your DOF focus distance is set to 10 meters. Considering the probable size of your dice, that is way too far away.

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  • Martin Bergwerf replied

    To be clear, it's a combination of the Focal Length, F-Stop and Focus Distance (and the size of the dice and how for you are zoomed in).

    But I am not a photographer, so I don't know exactly how that works.

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  • Sean Budke(LemonEngineer18) replied

    Yeah that was it, thank you so much!

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  • Omar Domenech(dostovel) replied

    Yeah I'm with Martin, it seems as if the dice are so blurred out the practically vanish. So try turning depth of field on and off to see if the dice come back when it's off. 

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