File:Focus ubt.jpeg

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English: This picture shows what photographers call Depth of Field. It is the fact that when taking a picture, the focused zone will extend more or less depending on the aperture of the diaphragm : the smaller the diaphragm, the longer the DOF (i.e., the longer the zone which will appear focused). Of course, this depends on the capture support used; with a very grainy film, the DOF will be bigger than with a slower film (the point being that the blurriness must be smaller than the grain).
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Author photo by Tomasz Sienicki [user: tsca, mail: tomasz.sienicki at gmail.com]Category:Photographs by tsca
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Category:Black and white photographs Category:Texts Category:Photographic effects Category:Depth of field Category:Written words Category:Taken with Canon PowerShot A60
Category:Black and white photographs Category:Depth of field Category:PD-user Category:Photographic effects Category:Photographs by tsca Category:Taken with Canon PowerShot A60 Category:Texts Category:Written words