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Bob Atkins Photography has a good tutorial on Digital Depth of Field that is very informative and will help you get some excellent results.
'Let's try to define depth of field. The usual definition runs something like this:
"The region over which objects in an image appear sharp".
While there is some truth in this, there's also some confusion - and some untruth too! Let's try a more accurate definition:
"The depth of field is the range of distances reproduced in a print over which the image is not unacceptably less sharp than the sharpest part of the image".'
For more Depth of Field Tutorials and Tips check out our tips collection on the topic.
Photoxels has a good tutorial on Depth of Field.
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Posted by Darren in our Tips category on September 21, 2004