Playing Around With Depth Of Field And Aperture
Change your camera’s aperture and you’ll change the depth of field (among other things). How can you use that to your photographic advantage and what do the results look like? Continue Reading →
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31+ Days Of Photography Experiments – Depth Of Field – Hyperfocal Concepts
Yesterday’s Topic: Depth Of Field – Change Your Distance/Zoom We played around with how to change our depth of field by changing our aperture, focus points and distance/zoom. Now let’s bring Continue Reading →
31+ Days Of Photography Experiments – Depth Of Field – Change Your Distance/Zoom
Yesterday’s Topic: Depth Of Field – Changing Focus Points Over the past two days we have covered how to change your depth of field using different aperture settings and different Continue Reading →
31+ Days Of Photography Experiments – Depth Of Field – Changing Aperture
Yesterday’s Topic: Learning the ISO limits of your camera. Today we start a mini-series inside the larger 31+ Days Of Photography Experiments series. Today, tomorrow, the next and the next, Continue Reading →
Tuesday Assignment #2 – Adjusting Depth Of Field With Distance – 31+ Days To Better Photography
In the last Tuesday Assignment I introduced a rather simple test to show the difference in depth of field with adjustments made to Aperture. If you tried that assignment, you Continue Reading →
Tuesday Assignment #1 – The Effects Of Aperture Adjustment On Depth Of Field – 31+ Days To Better Photography
As promised, it’s time to add some assignments to the 31+ Days To Better Photography. I’ve been yappering on about how to do things for a while and thought it Continue Reading →
Weekend Photography Challenge #13: GRAIN – 31+ Days To Better Photography
This week’s topic is GRAIN. Grain can be taken a number of ways and it’s up to you to interpret the theme. That’s half the fun! It can be grain Continue Reading →
Aperture – 31+ Days To Better Photography
Yesterday’s Topic: Shutter Speed Part 2 of the Exposure Triangle is Aperture. Aperture affects Depth Of Field. Do you hate math still? You might hate it more. Check this out. Continue Reading →