hello dave yes it is 4 weeks we have not been out stir crazy lol thank you for the courses you are doing keeps me said we almost cheers from trev and Chris
I just stumbled upon this series, and I’m really enjoying it. Question on depth of field; is difference between an an image with focused foreground subject against a blurred background and one with a blurred foreground in front of a clear subject in the distance just a function of focal points? Or are they different fStop settings as well? Looking forward to the next installment.
Hi Michael, you are correct it all depends on the point of focus. If you are using a wide aperture e.g. f:2.8 and your subject is in the foreground, then the background will appear blurred, if you subject is further back and there is a foreground in the framing, that will appear blurred as well. With a wider shot and the subject placed midway it is possible to have the subject in focus and both the foreground and background blurred. I hope this helps. Thank you for watching, stay safe, Dave.
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Thank you so much for these videos! I should be getting my camera soon and because of these videos, I'll be well equipped.
Hi Khadijah, no problem at all, I am really glad the videos are useful. Enjoy your camera! Thank you for watching, stay safe, Dave.
thank u for sharing the knowledge. the videos are well explained
No problem at all. Thank you for watching, stay safe, Dave.
hello dave yes it is 4 weeks we have not been out stir crazy lol thank you for the courses you are doing keeps me said we almost cheers from trev and Chris
Hi Trevor, it is difficult for everyone, I am just glad I have a garden to get out a bit.
You have been doing this for a while. Thanks! Still got my Nikon 7100.
I just stumbled upon this series, and I’m really enjoying it. Question on depth of field; is difference between an an image with focused foreground subject against a blurred background and one with a blurred foreground in front of a clear subject in the distance just a function of focal points? Or are they different fStop settings as well? Looking forward to the next installment.
Hi Michael, you are correct it all depends on the point of focus. If you are using a wide aperture e.g. f:2.8 and your subject is in the foreground, then the background will appear blurred, if you subject is further back and there is a foreground in the framing, that will appear blurred as well. With a wider shot and the subject placed midway it is possible to have the subject in focus and both the foreground and background blurred. I hope this helps. Thank you for watching, stay safe, Dave.