KinoBokeh is an image effect for Unity, which simulates depth-of-field blurring effects with hexagonal shaped apertures.
KinoBokeh uses a separable DOF filter technique, which was originally developed by Lorne McIntosh. This is not an artifact-free filter (actually it introduces a lot of small artifacts), but has a good quality vs. performance balance, and can create characteristic bokeh effects at relatively small cost.
Unity 5.0 or later versions.
KinoBokeh requires HDR rendering and linear-space lighting, and thus it's difficult to use the effect on mobile platforms.
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