Depth+of+field


 * Depth of Field**

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 * Depth of field** is the one of the important element out from the 9 others to do in photography just as lines, movement and motion, perspective, composition, lighting, capture the unxepected, emotions, sandwiching effect, location

One point of depth of field is that the same object sometimes repeats it's self over and over again and it goes by the legth between each object then in a photograph it's looks like they are side by side.

Just think that your in a highschool there are alot of different ones if you go in a computer lab that's a great example.Another would be when you walk in the halls each of every day there are always lockers and i think that might be a good example as well. Or how about in the cafeteria there are bunch of tables in there spread out in a length from each other. When you are walking in the school and you down at the floor there is **depth of field** right under your nose

Let's just say there are a lot of example of **depth of field** if you just open your eyes and focus on the real picture right in front of your eyes

Sometimes you can either have bright colours or dark colours in the photo it might come up the same and at the end of the photo would be just like a blur

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i don't really see a difference but the pictures are different the top one is very darker than the bottom photo __photography.about.com__

If you ever want to use the short form then it would be "D O F" but first you need to make sure if they know what it means so they're not really confused about what your saying When you go to take a photo it can’t go from being sharp to unsharp through out the photo it stays sharp the whole time but sometimes it can be really confusing among the people who are taking the photo __toothwalker.org/optics/dof.html__ __Object Distance__ The circle of confusion versus distance for a range of object distances. Focal length = 50 mm; F-number = 5.6. The circle of confusion versus distance at a fixed image magnification for a range of focal lengths.

When both lenses the object distance is much smaller than the hyperfocal distance, the depths of field are often the same in other words. On the other hand when one or both object distances is no small with respect to the hyperfocal distance, the lens with the shorter focal length brings more depth of field to the photograph. One way to effect increase the hyperfocal distance is to look more subconsciously at the photographs. so the photographs can show up even better.