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This video explains what depth of field is, how it works, and how to control it. While some concepts are simplified a good deal, it should help you get a good understanding of depth of field. I will be doing later videos to further explain some of the more complex concepts in detail.
Professional photographer Ernie Sapiro demonstrates the ins-and-outs of depth of field, so you can better understand how the aperture your choose affects your photos.
This video is the first in a series of original informative videos where professionals will demystify photographic techniques, terminology, and technology for both novice and advanced-amateur photographers.
- published: 29 Nov 2013
- views: 39798
We bring you another video in our back to basic series. In this video we explain what depth of field is and how it affects your shots. We include examples of F stops and the three aspects of depth of field.
0:00 - Introduction
0:34 - Depth of Field
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- published: 13 Sep 2014
- views: 10288
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Fenchel & Janisch DSLR Tutorial Series: Shallow depth of field - curse or blessing?
In this video training we're going to talk about the shallow depth of field on HDDSLRs. Pros and cons will be discussed in this DSLR tutorial.
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- published: 16 Dec 2011
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To ensure your photos are nice and sharp you need to understand how depth of field works. You might want a fuzzy background to concentrate a viewer's attention on one part of the image such as a portrait or close up. This is called a shallow depth of field.
If you're shooting a landscape you are likely to want the whole scene sharp and in focus from just in front of the camera all the way to the horizon. This is a wide or large depth of field. This video gives you a demonstration
Think of depth of field as a block of sharpness that you can change the size of and where you want to place it in your image. The main control for more or less depth of field is your aperture setting - BUT different focal length lenses have different amounts of DOF available. A short wide lens has loads of it where as a long lens has much less. And just to throw a spanner into the works the distance you are from your point of focus has an impact too.
I know it all sounds terribly complicated but please bear with us. We have a video explaining the different characteristics of focal lengths on our site at http://www.photographycourses.biz/focal_length.html which demonstrate all this.
For now just follow our instructions and try this exercise for yourself because I can talk for hours about it - but the only way to understand and know it for yourself is to get out there and do it.
- published: 15 Oct 2012
- views: 71842
Depth of Field explained - FILM BASICS EP3
Welcome to the third episode of Film Basics, a 12 episode series that shows you how to work around your budget limitations with simple yet effective creative ideas.
Today we explore and understand depth of field.
Animated in After Effects CC
Edited in Premiere CC
Graded with Magic Bullet Looks
Music by:
Kris Truini - Voices
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Thank you for watching.
- published: 08 Jun 2015
- views: 4707
Aperture & f/stops don't have to be complicated. We start the video by demonstrating what you absolutely must understand: how to change your f/stops to get the most important parts of your picture sharp. For the more advanced photographers, we dig deep into the technical aspects.
This video has 12 parts:
1. Aperture & Depth-of-field Essentials (0:35). The most important things you need to know about f/stop: how to get everything in focus.
2. The Focal Plane (2:12). The focal plane is two dimensional, up & down and left & right. Moving forward or back from your focal plane will make a subject increasingly blurry.
3. Exposure & f/stop (3:23). Low f/stop numbers let more light in, while high f/stop numbers let less light in.
4. The Iris & f/stop Numbers (4:03). Low f/stop numbers have a big iris opening, while high f/stop numbers have a small iris opening.
5. f/stop Math (5:00). Tony & Chelsea explain the math behind those strange f/stop numbers.
6. Depth-of-Field (5:40). Some people use depth-of-field calculators, but they're not reliable--and we show you why.
7. Hyperfocal Distance (7:19). Likewise, hyperfocal distance doesn't necessary work as you might expect.
8. Background Blur (8:00). Low f/stop numbers blur your background.
9. Sharpness & The Sweet Spot (8:43). Your lens is the sharpest at low or moderate f/stop numbers. We show you how to find your sweet spot.
10. Chromatic Aberration (10:11). At low f/stop numbers, you might get purple or green fringes in high-contrast parts of your picture. Fortunately, that's easy to fix.
11. Vignetting (10:54). At low f/stop numbers, the corners of your pictures will often be darker. It's also easy to fix.
12. Summary (11:48)
Second Nature by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
Artist: http://audionautix.com/
Rubix Cube by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
Artist: http://audionautix.com/
- published: 25 Oct 2015
- views: 79886
How much space in front of the lens will be in focus? That question defines Depth of Field - but this simple concept has lead to a staggering amount of confusion in today's multi-format camera environment. Through some fundamental scientific demonstrations, we will clarify concepts like circle of confusion and lens equivalency.
For fundamentals make sure you check out:
The History and Science of Lenses
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YIvv...
The Properties of Camera Lenses
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGGUX...
*ERRATA*
The ISO in regards to Lens Equivalents should be multiplied by ISO^2 because we're dealing with two dimensions not just one. Multiplying by just the ISO will result in slightly darker image (as see in the demo)
Some people have jumped to the conclusion that the Circle of Confusion is the Pixel Size. The CoC is LIMITED by the Pixel Size in that it cannot be smaller than the pixel size, but in most cameras the pixel size is much smaller than the CoC (or at least by a standard CoC that calculators use for determining depth of field). This explains why a Full Frame 12MP camera will have the same DoF as a 50MP camera. But if you enlarge the photo enough, eventually you will be able to see more detail in the 50MP because it can resolve finer details.
The reason why we use analogy of setting the pixel size to the CoC is it's an easy way to visualize the phenomenon and it's a common experience when jumping between standard definition and high definition video. But remember pixel size (pixel density or pixel pitch) is generally not a factor in depth of field - only how much you can enlarge an image.
- published: 18 Jan 2016
- views: 49310
In optics, particularly as it relates to film and photography, depth of field (DOF) is the distance between the nearest and farthest objects in a scene that appear acceptably sharp in an image. Although a lens can precisely focus at only one distance at a time, the decrease in sharpness is gradual on each side of the focused distance, so that within the DOF, the unsharpness is imperceptible under normal viewing conditions.
In some cases, it may be desirable to have the entire image sharp, and a large DOF is appropriate. In other cases, a small DOF may be more effective, emphasizing the subject while de-emphasizing the foreground and background. In cinematography, a large DOF is often called deep focus, and a small DOF is often called shallow focus.
Affecting DOF are camera-to-subject distance, lens focal length, selected lens f-number, format size, and circle of confusion criterion. The combination of focal length, subject distance, and format size defines magnification at the film / sensor plane.
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16:29A Simple Guide to Depth of Field
A Simple Guide to Depth of FieldA Simple Guide to Depth of Field
This video explains what depth of field is, how it works, and how to control it. While some concepts are simplified a good deal, it should help you get a good understanding of depth of field. I will be doing later videos to further explain some of the more complex concepts in detail. -
6:18Understanding F-Stop and Depth of Field
Understanding F-Stop and Depth of FieldUnderstanding F-Stop and Depth of Field
Professional photographer Ernie Sapiro demonstrates the ins-and-outs of depth of field, so you can better understand how the aperture your choose affects your photos. This video is the first in a series of original informative videos where professionals will demystify photographic techniques, terminology, and technology for both novice and advanced-amateur photographers. -
2:02Photography Tips: Depth of Field
Photography Tips: Depth of FieldPhotography Tips: Depth of Field
We bring you another video in our back to basic series. In this video we explain what depth of field is and how it affects your shots. We include examples of F stops and the three aspects of depth of field. 0:00 - Introduction 0:34 - Depth of Field Visit our site: http://www.silberstudios.tv/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/marcsilbershow GOOGLE +: http://bit.ly/Y95TGT TWITTER: https://twitter.com/AYPShow RSS SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/Z39VVl -
3:01DSLR Tutorial: Depth of Field
DSLR Tutorial: Depth of FieldDSLR Tutorial: Depth of Field
Camera and Gear that we can recommend: http://goo.gl/6C9IjP Blog & Website: http://www.fenchel-janisch.com Fenchel & Janisch DSLR Tutorial Series: Shallow depth of field - curse or blessing? In this video training we're going to talk about the shallow depth of field on HDDSLRs. Pros and cons will be discussed in this DSLR tutorial. Facebook: http://www.fb.com/FenchelJanisch Instagram: http://instagram.com/FenchelJanisch Twitter: http://twitter.com/FenchelJanisch Flickr: http://flickr.com/photos/FenchelJanisch Questions: http://www.fenchel-janisch.com/contact ETHIC STATEMENT: Fenchel & Janisch GbR is not affiliated with any of the companies shown or named in this video. © 2011 by Fenchel & Janisch Filmproduktion GbR -
6:14Depth Of Field Explained Part 1 - short lens
Depth Of Field Explained Part 1 - short lensDepth Of Field Explained Part 1 - short lens
To ensure your photos are nice and sharp you need to understand how depth of field works. You might want a fuzzy background to concentrate a viewer's attention on one part of the image such as a portrait or close up. This is called a shallow depth of field. If you're shooting a landscape you are likely to want the whole scene sharp and in focus from just in front of the camera all the way to the horizon. This is a wide or large depth of field. This video gives you a demonstration Think of depth of field as a block of sharpness that you can change the size of and where you want to place it in your image. The main control for more or less depth of field is your aperture setting - BUT different focal length lenses have different amounts of DOF available. A short wide lens has loads of it where as a long lens has much less. And just to throw a spanner into the works the distance you are from your point of focus has an impact too. I know it all sounds terribly complicated but please bear with us. We have a video explaining the different characteristics of focal lengths on our site at http://www.photographycourses.biz/focal_length.html which demonstrate all this. For now just follow our instructions and try this exercise for yourself because I can talk for hours about it - but the only way to understand and know it for yourself is to get out there and do it. -
6:58Digital Photography 1 on 1: Episode 12 Depth of Field
Digital Photography 1 on 1: Episode 12 Depth of Field -
6:00Depth of Field - Bokeh
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3:38DEPTH of FIELD Explained! - Film Basics EP3
DEPTH of FIELD Explained! - Film Basics EP3DEPTH of FIELD Explained! - Film Basics EP3
Depth of Field explained - FILM BASICS EP3 Welcome to the third episode of Film Basics, a 12 episode series that shows you how to work around your budget limitations with simple yet effective creative ideas. Today we explore and understand depth of field. Animated in After Effects CC Edited in Premiere CC Graded with Magic Bullet Looks Music by: Kris Truini - Voices ▶CHECK MY WEBSITE OUT: http://www.kriscoartproductions.com/ ▶MY INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/kriscoart ▶FOLLOW ME ON TWITTER: https://twitter.com/kriscoart ▶MY FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/kriscoartproductions ▶MY SNAPCHAT: @kriscoart ▶CLICK TO SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/user/kriscoartproductions?sub_confirmation=1 Computer Specs: MacBook Pro 15" 16GB RAM Shot using: Sony A7s, Tamron 2.8 70-200mm, Rokinon CINE 24mm, Rode Smart Lav+ , Cine4 Color Profile. For business inquiries please contact me here: kriscoartproductions@gmail.com Thank you for watching. -
12:38Aperture Tutorial
Aperture TutorialAperture Tutorial
Aperture & f/stops don't have to be complicated. We start the video by demonstrating what you absolutely must understand: how to change your f/stops to get the most important parts of your picture sharp. For the more advanced photographers, we dig deep into the technical aspects. This video has 12 parts: 1. Aperture & Depth-of-field Essentials (0:35). The most important things you need to know about f/stop: how to get everything in focus. 2. The Focal Plane (2:12). The focal plane is two dimensional, up & down and left & right. Moving forward or back from your focal plane will make a subject increasingly blurry. 3. Exposure & f/stop (3:23). Low f/stop numbers let more light in, while high f/stop numbers let less light in. 4. The Iris & f/stop Numbers (4:03). Low f/stop numbers have a big iris opening, while high f/stop numbers have a small iris opening. 5. f/stop Math (5:00). Tony & Chelsea explain the math behind those strange f/stop numbers. 6. Depth-of-Field (5:40). Some people use depth-of-field calculators, but they're not reliable--and we show you why. 7. Hyperfocal Distance (7:19). Likewise, hyperfocal distance doesn't necessary work as you might expect. 8. Background Blur (8:00). Low f/stop numbers blur your background. 9. Sharpness & The Sweet Spot (8:43). Your lens is the sharpest at low or moderate f/stop numbers. We show you how to find your sweet spot. 10. Chromatic Aberration (10:11). At low f/stop numbers, you might get purple or green fringes in high-contrast parts of your picture. Fortunately, that's easy to fix. 11. Vignetting (10:54). At low f/stop numbers, the corners of your pictures will often be darker. It's also easy to fix. 12. Summary (11:48) Second Nature by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: http://audionautix.com/ Rubix Cube by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: http://audionautix.com/ -
17:50Focusing on Depth of Field and Lens Equivalents
Focusing on Depth of Field and Lens EquivalentsFocusing on Depth of Field and Lens Equivalents
How much space in front of the lens will be in focus? That question defines Depth of Field - but this simple concept has lead to a staggering amount of confusion in today's multi-format camera environment. Through some fundamental scientific demonstrations, we will clarify concepts like circle of confusion and lens equivalency. For fundamentals make sure you check out: The History and Science of Lenses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YIvv... The Properties of Camera Lenses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGGUX... *ERRATA* The ISO in regards to Lens Equivalents should be multiplied by ISO^2 because we're dealing with two dimensions not just one. Multiplying by just the ISO will result in slightly darker image (as see in the demo) Some people have jumped to the conclusion that the Circle of Confusion is the Pixel Size. The CoC is LIMITED by the Pixel Size in that it cannot be smaller than the pixel size, but in most cameras the pixel size is much smaller than the CoC (or at least by a standard CoC that calculators use for determining depth of field). This explains why a Full Frame 12MP camera will have the same DoF as a 50MP camera. But if you enlarge the photo enough, eventually you will be able to see more detail in the 50MP because it can resolve finer details. The reason why we use analogy of setting the pixel size to the CoC is it's an easy way to visualize the phenomenon and it's a common experience when jumping between standard definition and high definition video. But remember pixel size (pixel density or pixel pitch) is generally not a factor in depth of field - only how much you can enlarge an image.
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A Simple Guide to Depth of Field
This video explains what depth of field is, how it works, and how to control it. While some concepts are simplified a good deal, it should help you get a good understanding of depth of field. I will be doing later videos to further explain some of the more complex concepts in detail. -
Understanding F-Stop and Depth of Field
Professional photographer Ernie Sapiro demonstrates the ins-and-outs of depth of field, so you can better understand how the aperture your choose affects your photos. This video is the first in a series of original informative videos where professionals will demystify photographic techniques, terminology, and technology for both novice and advanced-amateur photographers. -
Photography Tips: Depth of Field
We bring you another video in our back to basic series. In this video we explain what depth of field is and how it affects your shots. We include examples of F stops and the three aspects of depth of field. 0:00 - Introduction 0:34 - Depth of Field Visit our site: http://www.silberstudios.tv/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/marcsilbershow GOOGLE +: http://bit.ly/Y95TGT TWITTER: https://twitter.com/AYPShow RSS SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/Z39VVl -
DSLR Tutorial: Depth of Field
Camera and Gear that we can recommend: http://goo.gl/6C9IjP Blog & Website: http://www.fenchel-janisch.com Fenchel & Janisch DSLR Tutorial Series: Shallow depth of field - curse or blessing? In this video training we're going to talk about the shallow depth of field on HDDSLRs. Pros and cons will be discussed in this DSLR tutorial. Facebook: http://www.fb.com/FenchelJanisch Instagram: http://instagram.com/FenchelJanisch Twitter: http://twitter.com/FenchelJanisch Flickr: http://flickr.com/photos/FenchelJanisch Questions: http://www.fenchel-janisch.com/contact ETHIC STATEMENT: Fenchel & Janisch GbR is not affiliated with any of the companies shown or named in this video. © 2011 by Fenchel & Janisch Filmproduktion GbR -
Depth Of Field Explained Part 1 - short lens
To ensure your photos are nice and sharp you need to understand how depth of field works. You might want a fuzzy background to concentrate a viewer's attention on one part of the image such as a portrait or close up. This is called a shallow depth of field. If you're shooting a landscape you are likely to want the whole scene sharp and in focus from just in front of the camera all the way to the horizon. This is a wide or large depth of field. This video gives you a demonstration Think of depth of field as a block of sharpness that you can change the size of and where you want to place it in your image. The main control for more or less depth of field is your aperture setting - BUT different focal length lenses have different amounts of DOF available. A short wide lens has loads of it w... -
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DEPTH of FIELD Explained! - Film Basics EP3
Depth of Field explained - FILM BASICS EP3 Welcome to the third episode of Film Basics, a 12 episode series that shows you how to work around your budget limitations with simple yet effective creative ideas. Today we explore and understand depth of field. Animated in After Effects CC Edited in Premiere CC Graded with Magic Bullet Looks Music by: Kris Truini - Voices ▶CHECK MY WEBSITE OUT: http://www.kriscoartproductions.com/ ▶MY INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/kriscoart ▶FOLLOW ME ON TWITTER: https://twitter.com/kriscoart ▶MY FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/kriscoartproductions ▶MY SNAPCHAT: @kriscoart ▶CLICK TO SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/user/kriscoartproductions?sub_confirmation=1 Computer Specs: MacBook Pro 15" 16GB RAM Shot using: Sony A7s, Tamron 2.8 70-200mm, Roki... -
Aperture Tutorial
Aperture & f/stops don't have to be complicated. We start the video by demonstrating what you absolutely must understand: how to change your f/stops to get the most important parts of your picture sharp. For the more advanced photographers, we dig deep into the technical aspects. This video has 12 parts: 1. Aperture & Depth-of-field Essentials (0:35). The most important things you need to know about f/stop: how to get everything in focus. 2. The Focal Plane (2:12). The focal plane is two dimensional, up & down and left & right. Moving forward or back from your focal plane will make a subject increasingly blurry. 3. Exposure & f/stop (3:23). Low f/stop numbers let more light in, while high f/stop numbers let less light in. 4. The Iris & f/stop Numbers (4:03). Low f/stop numbers have a... -
Focusing on Depth of Field and Lens Equivalents
How much space in front of the lens will be in focus? That question defines Depth of Field - but this simple concept has lead to a staggering amount of confusion in today's multi-format camera environment. Through some fundamental scientific demonstrations, we will clarify concepts like circle of confusion and lens equivalency. For fundamentals make sure you check out: The History and Science of Lenses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YIvv... The Properties of Camera Lenses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGGUX... *ERRATA* The ISO in regards to Lens Equivalents should be multiplied by ISO^2 because we're dealing with two dimensions not just one. Multiplying by just the ISO will result in slightly darker image (as see in the demo) Some people have jumped to the conclusion that the Circ...
A Simple Guide to Depth of Field
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 16:29
- Updated: 29 Feb 2012
- views: 288390
This video explains what depth of field is, how it works, and how to control it. While some concepts are simplified a good deal, it should help you get a good u...
This video explains what depth of field is, how it works, and how to control it. While some concepts are simplified a good deal, it should help you get a good understanding of depth of field. I will be doing later videos to further explain some of the more complex concepts in detail.
wn.com/A Simple Guide To Depth Of Field
This video explains what depth of field is, how it works, and how to control it. While some concepts are simplified a good deal, it should help you get a good understanding of depth of field. I will be doing later videos to further explain some of the more complex concepts in detail.
- published: 29 Feb 2012
- views: 288390
Understanding F-Stop and Depth of Field
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:18
- Updated: 29 Nov 2013
- views: 39798
Professional photographer Ernie Sapiro demonstrates the ins-and-outs of depth of field, so you can better understand how the aperture your choose affects your p...
Professional photographer Ernie Sapiro demonstrates the ins-and-outs of depth of field, so you can better understand how the aperture your choose affects your photos.
This video is the first in a series of original informative videos where professionals will demystify photographic techniques, terminology, and technology for both novice and advanced-amateur photographers.
wn.com/Understanding F Stop And Depth Of Field
Professional photographer Ernie Sapiro demonstrates the ins-and-outs of depth of field, so you can better understand how the aperture your choose affects your photos.
This video is the first in a series of original informative videos where professionals will demystify photographic techniques, terminology, and technology for both novice and advanced-amateur photographers.
- published: 29 Nov 2013
- views: 39798
Photography Tips: Depth of Field
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:02
- Updated: 13 Sep 2014
- views: 10288
We bring you another video in our back to basic series. In this video we explain what depth of field is and how it affects your shots. We include examples of F ...
We bring you another video in our back to basic series. In this video we explain what depth of field is and how it affects your shots. We include examples of F stops and the three aspects of depth of field.
0:00 - Introduction
0:34 - Depth of Field
Visit our site: http://www.silberstudios.tv/
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We bring you another video in our back to basic series. In this video we explain what depth of field is and how it affects your shots. We include examples of F stops and the three aspects of depth of field.
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DSLR Tutorial: Depth of Field
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- Updated: 16 Dec 2011
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Fenchel & Janisch DSLR Tutorial Series: Shallow depth of field - curse or blessing?
In this video training we're going to talk about the shallow depth of field on HDDSLRs. Pros and cons will be discussed in this DSLR tutorial.
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Depth Of Field Explained Part 1 - short lens
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- Duration: 6:14
- Updated: 15 Oct 2012
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To ensure your photos are nice and sharp you need to understand how depth of field works. You might want a fuzzy background to concentrate a viewer's attention ...
To ensure your photos are nice and sharp you need to understand how depth of field works. You might want a fuzzy background to concentrate a viewer's attention on one part of the image such as a portrait or close up. This is called a shallow depth of field.
If you're shooting a landscape you are likely to want the whole scene sharp and in focus from just in front of the camera all the way to the horizon. This is a wide or large depth of field. This video gives you a demonstration
Think of depth of field as a block of sharpness that you can change the size of and where you want to place it in your image. The main control for more or less depth of field is your aperture setting - BUT different focal length lenses have different amounts of DOF available. A short wide lens has loads of it where as a long lens has much less. And just to throw a spanner into the works the distance you are from your point of focus has an impact too.
I know it all sounds terribly complicated but please bear with us. We have a video explaining the different characteristics of focal lengths on our site at http://www.photographycourses.biz/focal_length.html which demonstrate all this.
For now just follow our instructions and try this exercise for yourself because I can talk for hours about it - but the only way to understand and know it for yourself is to get out there and do it.
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To ensure your photos are nice and sharp you need to understand how depth of field works. You might want a fuzzy background to concentrate a viewer's attention on one part of the image such as a portrait or close up. This is called a shallow depth of field.
If you're shooting a landscape you are likely to want the whole scene sharp and in focus from just in front of the camera all the way to the horizon. This is a wide or large depth of field. This video gives you a demonstration
Think of depth of field as a block of sharpness that you can change the size of and where you want to place it in your image. The main control for more or less depth of field is your aperture setting - BUT different focal length lenses have different amounts of DOF available. A short wide lens has loads of it where as a long lens has much less. And just to throw a spanner into the works the distance you are from your point of focus has an impact too.
I know it all sounds terribly complicated but please bear with us. We have a video explaining the different characteristics of focal lengths on our site at http://www.photographycourses.biz/focal_length.html which demonstrate all this.
For now just follow our instructions and try this exercise for yourself because I can talk for hours about it - but the only way to understand and know it for yourself is to get out there and do it.
- published: 15 Oct 2012
- views: 71842
Digital Photography 1 on 1: Episode 12 Depth of Field
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- Duration: 6:58
- Updated: 29 Apr 2010
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In this episode Mark explains Depth of Field.
In this episode Mark explains Depth of Field.
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Depth of Field - Bokeh
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- Duration: 6:00
- Updated: 06 Jun 2010
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DEPTH of FIELD Explained! - Film Basics EP3
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- Updated: 08 Jun 2015
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Depth of Field explained - FILM BASICS EP3
Welcome to the third episode of Film Basics, a 12 episode series that shows you how to work around your budget limita...
Depth of Field explained - FILM BASICS EP3
Welcome to the third episode of Film Basics, a 12 episode series that shows you how to work around your budget limitations with simple yet effective creative ideas.
Today we explore and understand depth of field.
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Depth of Field explained - FILM BASICS EP3
Welcome to the third episode of Film Basics, a 12 episode series that shows you how to work around your budget limitations with simple yet effective creative ideas.
Today we explore and understand depth of field.
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- published: 08 Jun 2015
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Aperture Tutorial
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- Duration: 12:38
- Updated: 25 Oct 2015
- views: 79886
Aperture & f/stops don't have to be complicated. We start the video by demonstrating what you absolutely must understand: how to change your f/stops to get the ...
Aperture & f/stops don't have to be complicated. We start the video by demonstrating what you absolutely must understand: how to change your f/stops to get the most important parts of your picture sharp. For the more advanced photographers, we dig deep into the technical aspects.
This video has 12 parts:
1. Aperture & Depth-of-field Essentials (0:35). The most important things you need to know about f/stop: how to get everything in focus.
2. The Focal Plane (2:12). The focal plane is two dimensional, up & down and left & right. Moving forward or back from your focal plane will make a subject increasingly blurry.
3. Exposure & f/stop (3:23). Low f/stop numbers let more light in, while high f/stop numbers let less light in.
4. The Iris & f/stop Numbers (4:03). Low f/stop numbers have a big iris opening, while high f/stop numbers have a small iris opening.
5. f/stop Math (5:00). Tony & Chelsea explain the math behind those strange f/stop numbers.
6. Depth-of-Field (5:40). Some people use depth-of-field calculators, but they're not reliable--and we show you why.
7. Hyperfocal Distance (7:19). Likewise, hyperfocal distance doesn't necessary work as you might expect.
8. Background Blur (8:00). Low f/stop numbers blur your background.
9. Sharpness & The Sweet Spot (8:43). Your lens is the sharpest at low or moderate f/stop numbers. We show you how to find your sweet spot.
10. Chromatic Aberration (10:11). At low f/stop numbers, you might get purple or green fringes in high-contrast parts of your picture. Fortunately, that's easy to fix.
11. Vignetting (10:54). At low f/stop numbers, the corners of your pictures will often be darker. It's also easy to fix.
12. Summary (11:48)
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Aperture & f/stops don't have to be complicated. We start the video by demonstrating what you absolutely must understand: how to change your f/stops to get the most important parts of your picture sharp. For the more advanced photographers, we dig deep into the technical aspects.
This video has 12 parts:
1. Aperture & Depth-of-field Essentials (0:35). The most important things you need to know about f/stop: how to get everything in focus.
2. The Focal Plane (2:12). The focal plane is two dimensional, up & down and left & right. Moving forward or back from your focal plane will make a subject increasingly blurry.
3. Exposure & f/stop (3:23). Low f/stop numbers let more light in, while high f/stop numbers let less light in.
4. The Iris & f/stop Numbers (4:03). Low f/stop numbers have a big iris opening, while high f/stop numbers have a small iris opening.
5. f/stop Math (5:00). Tony & Chelsea explain the math behind those strange f/stop numbers.
6. Depth-of-Field (5:40). Some people use depth-of-field calculators, but they're not reliable--and we show you why.
7. Hyperfocal Distance (7:19). Likewise, hyperfocal distance doesn't necessary work as you might expect.
8. Background Blur (8:00). Low f/stop numbers blur your background.
9. Sharpness & The Sweet Spot (8:43). Your lens is the sharpest at low or moderate f/stop numbers. We show you how to find your sweet spot.
10. Chromatic Aberration (10:11). At low f/stop numbers, you might get purple or green fringes in high-contrast parts of your picture. Fortunately, that's easy to fix.
11. Vignetting (10:54). At low f/stop numbers, the corners of your pictures will often be darker. It's also easy to fix.
12. Summary (11:48)
Second Nature by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
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Rubix Cube by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
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- published: 25 Oct 2015
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Focusing on Depth of Field and Lens Equivalents
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- Duration: 17:50
- Updated: 18 Jan 2016
- views: 49310
How much space in front of the lens will be in focus? That question defines Depth of Field - but this simple concept has lead to a staggering amount of confusio...
How much space in front of the lens will be in focus? That question defines Depth of Field - but this simple concept has lead to a staggering amount of confusion in today's multi-format camera environment. Through some fundamental scientific demonstrations, we will clarify concepts like circle of confusion and lens equivalency.
For fundamentals make sure you check out:
The History and Science of Lenses
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The Properties of Camera Lenses
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGGUX...
*ERRATA*
The ISO in regards to Lens Equivalents should be multiplied by ISO^2 because we're dealing with two dimensions not just one. Multiplying by just the ISO will result in slightly darker image (as see in the demo)
Some people have jumped to the conclusion that the Circle of Confusion is the Pixel Size. The CoC is LIMITED by the Pixel Size in that it cannot be smaller than the pixel size, but in most cameras the pixel size is much smaller than the CoC (or at least by a standard CoC that calculators use for determining depth of field). This explains why a Full Frame 12MP camera will have the same DoF as a 50MP camera. But if you enlarge the photo enough, eventually you will be able to see more detail in the 50MP because it can resolve finer details.
The reason why we use analogy of setting the pixel size to the CoC is it's an easy way to visualize the phenomenon and it's a common experience when jumping between standard definition and high definition video. But remember pixel size (pixel density or pixel pitch) is generally not a factor in depth of field - only how much you can enlarge an image.
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How much space in front of the lens will be in focus? That question defines Depth of Field - but this simple concept has lead to a staggering amount of confusion in today's multi-format camera environment. Through some fundamental scientific demonstrations, we will clarify concepts like circle of confusion and lens equivalency.
For fundamentals make sure you check out:
The History and Science of Lenses
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YIvv...
The Properties of Camera Lenses
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGGUX...
*ERRATA*
The ISO in regards to Lens Equivalents should be multiplied by ISO^2 because we're dealing with two dimensions not just one. Multiplying by just the ISO will result in slightly darker image (as see in the demo)
Some people have jumped to the conclusion that the Circle of Confusion is the Pixel Size. The CoC is LIMITED by the Pixel Size in that it cannot be smaller than the pixel size, but in most cameras the pixel size is much smaller than the CoC (or at least by a standard CoC that calculators use for determining depth of field). This explains why a Full Frame 12MP camera will have the same DoF as a 50MP camera. But if you enlarge the photo enough, eventually you will be able to see more detail in the 50MP because it can resolve finer details.
The reason why we use analogy of setting the pixel size to the CoC is it's an easy way to visualize the phenomenon and it's a common experience when jumping between standard definition and high definition video. But remember pixel size (pixel density or pixel pitch) is generally not a factor in depth of field - only how much you can enlarge an image.
- published: 18 Jan 2016
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A Simple Guide to Depth of Field
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Understanding F-Stop and Depth of Field
Professional photographer Ernie Sapiro demonstrates the ins-and-outs of depth of field, so...
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Photography Tips: Depth of Field
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DSLR Tutorial: Depth of Field
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Depth Of Field Explained Part 1 - short lens
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Digital Photography 1 on 1: Episode 12 Depth of Field
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Depth of Field - Bokeh
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DEPTH of FIELD Explained! - Film Basics EP3
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Aperture Tutorial
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Focusing on Depth of Field and Lens Equivalents
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Depth Of Field
Depth Of Field
Well the field is wide open with endless new lands and infinite landscapes
for us to create now.
Yeah, I want to live in another light.
Yeah, I want to live.
Here the walls keep closing as we suffocate, but a door just opened wide.
We can´t let us die.
We must prepare for a time to rise and then we´ll face the truth.
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Belgian police arrest 12 in huge anti-terror operation
Edit The Irish Times 18 Jun 2016
Twelve people suspected of planning new terror attacks were arrested in Brussels on Friday and Saturday after police carried out about 40 house searches across Belgium, the federal prosecutor’s office said in a statement. It said a total of 40 people had been questioned after the raids ... some of whom were based in Belgium....
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IAAF Refuses To Lift Ban, Russian Olympic Team To Miss Rio Olympics
Edit WorldNews.com 17 Jun 2016
A decision by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) governing body Friday will force Russian track and field athletes to miss the Rio Olympics after the sport's governing body decided unanimously to keep a ban in place ahead of the Games, SkyNews reported.In November, the IAAF provisionally suspended the country’s athletes from competition....
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GOP Wants to Declare War On Islamic Ideology In Wake Of Orlando Shooting
Edit WorldNews.com 17 Jun 2016
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingRepublicans are giving a whole new meaning to Carl Von Clausewitz’s famous military theory “war is the continuation of Politik by other means.” ... “Groups like ISIS want to claim that they are the true leaders of over a billion Muslims…who reject their crazy notions” said the president ... Indeed, some view it as either a conservative or liberal movement dependent on their notion of Islam....
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Video: Godzilla-sized lizard tries to enter home in Thailand
Edit Deccan Chronicle 17 Jun 2016
How often do you see a Godzilla-sized lizard knocking your door? On Wednesday a Thai resident captured a video of his encounter with a giant reptile, who was knocking on his door trying to get into his house. Attanai Thaiyuanwong found this huge lizard trying to make his way into his place and within no time shared the photos of it on Facebook....
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'We’re Officially Living in a New World': Antarctica Hits Highest CO2 Level in 4 Million Years
Edit Alternet 17 Jun 2016
Earth's most remote continent has officially caught up to the rest of the planet ... Carbon dioxide has been steadily rising since the start of the Industrial Revolution, setting a new high year after year ... Three years ago, the world’s gold standard carbon dioxide observatory passed the symbolic threshold of 400 ppm ... Most carbon pollution originates in the northern hemisphere because that’s where most of the world’s population lives....
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How to Fake Depth of Field Blur in Photoshop Using Z-Depth Pass
Edit PetaPixel 18 Nov 2015
... and some of you may learn something new ... Basically, it lets you render 3D scenes without depth of field blur, and then add depth of field as part of post-processing ... Most compositing software has tools to create fake depth of field from Z-Depth Pass. It is even possible to animate depth of field shift from still frames like in light field photography....
Lensbaby's Composer Pro II and Edge 50 lens add more dimension to your depth-of-field (hands on)
Edit CNET 21 Oct 2015
The updated mount and 50mm "slice of focus" lens delivers tilt-shift effects on the cheap and lets you isolate subjects more interestingly than with aperture control alone ... ....
Nippon Television, ANEW, Depth of Field Team to Produce Major Motion Picture Remake of Japanese ...
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August 26, 2015 Nippon Television, ANEW, Depth of Field Team to Produce Major Motion Picture Remake of Japanese Thriller 'Shield of Straw' ... The producer of the original work, Nippon TV's Naoaki Kitajima, and Depth of Field's Chris Weitz, Andrew Miano and Dan Balgoyen will produce ... This is ANEW's first action film and the third project in active development with Depth of Field ... About Depth of Field....
Republicans showcase depth of field
Edit Colorado Springs Gazette 07 Aug 2015
Those expecting the Donald Trump show in Thursday's primetime Republican debate were not disappointed ... Rand Paul and Trump and Paul and New Jersey Gov ... ....
Depth of Field review – Chunky Move scratches at the surface of Australia
Edit The Guardian 16 Mar 2015
Chunky Move’s Depth of Field against the Melbourne skyline ... The placement of dancers serves to increase the depth of our field of vision, and forces us to take in the surrounding landscape ... In Depth of Field, the effect is of swirling, pivoting, lunging bodies, with a constant radial whirl of limbs ... Depth of Field is good with gradual shifts....
Depth of Field review: Chunky Move dancers transform corner of city landscape
Edit Sydney Morning Herald 10 Mar 2015Chunky Move takes it to the streets with choreographer Anouk van Dijk's Depth of Field
Edit Sydney Morning Herald 09 Mar 2015Breakthrough: Ricoh more than triples depth of field in industrial cameras In many cases, one RICOH Extended Depth of Field Camera can capture multiple subjects at different heights and depth in a single shot
Edit PR Newswire 07 Jan 2015
7, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Ricoh Americas Corporation today unveiled a breakthrough in machine vision with new digital video cameras that provide up to five times[1] the depth of field of traditional industrial cameras while maintaining brightness ... Ricoh has extended depth of field by using a specialized lens and a specialized camera with a built-in image processor and a new algorithm....
BREAKTHROUGH: RICOH MORE THAN TRIPLES DEPTH OF FIELD IN INDUSTRIAL CAMERAS (Ricoh Americas Corporation)
Edit noodls 07 Jan 2015
RICOH MORE THAN TRIPLES DEPTH OF FIELD IN INDUSTRIAL CAMERAS . In many cases, one RICOH Extended Depth of Field Camera can capture multiple subjects at different heights and depth in a single shot ... Ricoh has extended depth of field by using a specialized lens and a specialized camera with a built-in image processor and a new algorithm ... With a typical camera, extending depth of field often makes the image darker....
ANEW, Wilco, Depth Of Field adapt Birthright
Edit Screen Daily 10 Dec 2014
All Nippon Entertainment Works (ANEW), Japanese production company Wilco Co and Los Angeles-based Depth Of Field will adapt, develop and produce the Japanese horror thriller for the English-language market ... Hashimoto is working with Depth Of Field partner and producer Andrew Miano and producer and creative executive Dan Balgoyen on the project....
Watch: How to Highlight Depth of Field
Edit IMDb 04 Dec 2014
... a handful of techniques to convey a greater depth of field than what exists in a given frame....
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