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08/25/2005 03:47:51 AM · #1 |
Deep depth of field combined with elements in the foreground, mid-ground, and background creates a sense of depth. Use large DOF this week to create the impact of your photo.
Message edited by author 2005-08-25 04:07:24.
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08/25/2005 04:01:21 AM · #2 |
| Great suggestion, but I find that shots with a slightly shallower DOF can actually give more of a 3d feeling because your eye never really sees all in perfect focus. Tweak your description a little and we may be shooting this next week! |
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08/25/2005 04:04:37 AM · #3 |
Great suggestion, but I find that shots with a slightly shallower DOF can actually give more of a 3d feeling because your eye never really sees all in perfect focus. Tweak your description a little and we may be shooting this next week!
Is there an echo in here here here here?
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08/25/2005 04:08:06 AM · #4 |
Originally posted by TooCool:
Great suggestion, but I find that shots with a slightly shallower DOF can actually give more of a 3d feeling because your eye never really sees all in perfect focus. Tweak your description a little and we may be shooting this next week! |
What about now?
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08/25/2005 04:50:54 AM · #5 |
Originally posted by TooCool:
Great suggestion, but I find that shots with a slightly shallower DOF can actually give more of a 3d feeling because your eye never really sees all in perfect focus. |
Wouldn't it then be Normal Depth of Field instead of Deep Depth of Field?
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08/25/2005 12:43:07 PM · #6 |
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08/25/2005 12:52:43 PM · #7 |
| ansel adams' challenge was also about this! |
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08/25/2005 01:00:21 PM · #8 |
Originally posted by scuds:
ansel adams' challenge was also about this! |
That was more of a B/W landscape challenge, not deep DOF in general. Entries in a deep DOF challenge wouldn't necessarily have to be a landscape. Take a look at the red ribbon winner in the past deep DOF challenge...
Message edited by author 2005-08-25 13:04:30.
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08/25/2005 01:25:11 PM · #9 |
I would enjoy this very much :)
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08/25/2005 01:35:38 PM · #10 |
Originally posted by justin_hewlett:
Originally posted by scuds:
ansel adams' challenge was also about this! |
That was more of a B/W landscape challenge, not deep DOF in general. Entries in a deep DOF challenge wouldn't necessarily have to be a landscape. Take a look at the red ribbon winner in the past deep DOF challenge...
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that's why I said "was ALSO about DDPOF" |
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08/25/2005 07:30:26 PM · #11 |
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08/25/2005 08:15:44 PM · #12 |
| This is a really great idea! |
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08/26/2005 01:31:38 AM · #13 |
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04/19/2006 02:56:26 AM · #14 |
lets make this happen.
DEEP DOF challenge for the masses |
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04/19/2006 05:13:28 AM · #15 |
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04/19/2006 05:24:16 AM · #16 |
I like shallow DOF, unless it's landscape then it's focus to infinity ;)
the real beauty of shallow DOF
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04/19/2006 05:33:01 AM · #17 |
Originally posted by DanSig:
I like shallow DOF, unless it's landscape then it's focus to infinity ;)
the real beauty of shallow DOF |
err... dude,
we are actually talking about "deep" DOF, meaning focus to infinity :p |
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04/19/2006 05:23:31 PM · #18 |
Originally posted by crayon:
Originally posted by DanSig:
I like shallow DOF, unless it's landscape then it's focus to infinity ;)
the real beauty of shallow DOF |
err... dude,
we are actually talking about "deep" DOF, meaning focus to infinity :p |
Actually, deeper depth of field is achieved when you focus on the "hyperfocal distance," which changes with aperture and focal length. Google "hyperfocal" for more info.
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04/19/2006 06:02:31 PM · #19 |
Originally posted by justin_hewlett:
Originally posted by crayon:
Originally posted by DanSig:
I like shallow DOF, unless it's landscape then it's focus to infinity ;)
the real beauty of shallow DOF |
err... dude,
we are actually talking about "deep" DOF, meaning focus to infinity :p |
Actually, deeper depth of field is achieved when you focus on the "hyperfocal distance," which changes with aperture and focal length. Google "hyperfocal" for more info. |
Though 'hyperfocal' focusing is actually focusing to infinity. It is just not focusing on infinity/ the background. |
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04/25/2006 11:52:29 PM · #20 |
so is this suggestion good?
I think it is. |
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