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1). Create Eye-catching Photos Using Depth of Field By : B.L. Hill
This article provides a description of the Depth of Field effect, what creates it and how you can change it and use it to create better photos.
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2). Taking Portrait Photos with Blurry Background and Understanding Depth of Field By : ziv haparnas
We have all seen beautiful photos where the object is perfectly focused while the background is blurred. Such a photo can be very dramatic and might seem to be hard to shoot. In this article we will give you a few tips on how to shoot blurry background photos that will impress your friends and family. You will also understand what Depth of Field is and how to control it.
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3). Shooting photos in Aperture priority mode By : ziv haparnas
Digital cameras support many photo shooting modes - from automatic point and shoot to manual where the camera does nothing for you. One of those modes is Aperture Priority. Aperture priority is useful in many situations and deserves a short explanation of what it is and how to use it. You set the Aperture priority mode by using the camera menus on its.
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4). Aperture and Depth of Field for Photographers By : Jennifer Clarkson
First, let’s review the three things that directly influence how all photos are captured on both film and digital cameras: 1) Aperture: the lens opening 2) Shutter Speed: the speed of opening and closing the shutter, which determines how long the subject matter stays on the film that comes through the given aperture 3) The speed of the film (a.k.a.
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