Aperture depth of field

Very Shallow Depth of Field, high aperture, the photographer was very close to this image Short Depth of field, photographer was close to photo, high aperture Also a closeup with high aperture to show shallow depth of field Great depth of field, also has rule of thirds and possibly lines. The photographer was very far away from the furthest point back Great Depth of field, has a really good curve and center of attention. low aperture low aperture, high depth of field, also shows great lines

Photography 1 Prairie View Photography Class: aperture and depth of field

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The use of depth of field in photography is explained in simple easy to understand terms.

Shallow depth of field: A larger aperture helps create shallow depth of field by leaving a smaller focal point , larger aperture smaller focus. The distance also affects depth of field, the closer you are to the subject the shallower the depth of field becomes.

Controlling the zone of acceptable sharpness is vital to image making. We show you how to take control of your depth of field with your Nikon DSLR