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将摄影还给大众4（Return photography to the public 4） Give photography back to the public -- 7 day photography tips (4) From: zhaolin19 (Canadian Chinese photographer) 2013-08-04 12:01:59 Give photography back to the public -- 7 day photography tips (1) Http:///group/topic Give photography back to the public -- 7 day photography tips (2) Http:///group/topic Give photography back to the public -- 7 day photography tips (3) Http:///group/topic 2.7 depth of field Next, lets move on to todays second focus: depth of field and three parameters that affect the depth of field. First of all, to understand the concept of depth of field. When the object is focused clearly, all objects in the distance from the front of the object to a certain distance behind it are fairly clear (relatively). Quite clear, the distance from front to back is called depth of field. Look at the sketch map: Depth of field schematic diagram (2-12) We focus on white brown bears, but we can see the dark green bears in front, pink bears and colored bears in the back. So, in the picture, although the plane is absolutely clear, only the focus plane, but relatively clear range can be large and small. There are three parameters that affect the depth of field: the aperture, the focal length, and the focus distance. Just talked about the aperture; focal length is mentioned in this chapter in section first, image parameters reflecting angle; and the focusing distance (many people started to put it confused and focal length of this chapter) said in section second, the camera plane and the focal plane distance. The way the three parameters affect the depth of field can be summed up as: The larger the aperture, the smaller the depth of field; the smaller the aperture, the greater the depth of field The greater the focal length, the smaller the depth of field; the smaller the focal length, the greater the depth of field The closer the focus, the smaller the depth of field; the farther the focus