Depth Of Field, Where To Focus & Infinity - Mike Browne
When you focus beyond the infinity point of your lens you cannot blur the background. Depth of field is controlled by distance to subject, aperture size, where you focus and how far away the infinity point of your lens is. Making a bokeh effect (background / foreground blur) can only happen inside infinity. The longer your lens is the further away the infinity point is, that makes long lenses great for blurry backgrounds. 🎓 A Masterclass In Photography Course Free Lessons: https://www.photographycourses.biz/MC... 🥰 REVIEWS 👍 Trustpilot: https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/phot... 📸 MY IMAGES ClickASnap: https://www.clickasnap.com/profile/mi...
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Depth Of Field Exercise
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MASTERING FOCUSING TECHNIQUES. Where do you put the focus point? What is hyperfocal distance?
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Master Exposure Bracketing for Stunning Landscape Photography Images
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DEPTH OF FIELD: What they didn't tell you in photography class!
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A Simple Guide to Depth of Field
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Bokeh Nonsense Technique - Mike Browne & Simon Taplin
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Focusing on Depth of Field and Lens Equivalents
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Top 5 Camera Controls To Master - Mike Browne
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Depth Of Field Explained Part 1 - short lens
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Depth of Field Myths: Does Focal Length & Sensor Size Affect DoF?
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What Aperture ACTUALLY Does (and when to use each one)
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WHERE TO FOCUS in Landscape Photography | HYPERFOCAL DISTANCE Explained
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Camera Settings Explained - The Truth: Mike Browne
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Hyperfocal Distance: Ask David Bergman
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How to Focus in the Dark - Set Infinity Focus for Astrophotography
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How Depth-of-field works
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How To Use Manual Exposure - Mike Browne
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Are you Focusing Correctly?
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