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Hi and apologies if this has already been answered on previous posts. I have an animated camera that moves very slowly over a short distance within my scene (3D Max and Vray) and am wondering if I can use the zdepth pass to create DOF in AE? I am unsure how this works as the Zdepth seems to only be for one frame and not for the camera path. (Do I need to render out multiple Zdepth pass's - can you even do that?) If anyone can share their knowledge with me on this or point me to a tutorial it would be greatly appreciated.