Depth of field examples ….. pix attached?
Ok, so after Pooky question: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index; _ylt = AmD_z9LI82PMTIGJoVmb7guNxQt.; _ylv = 3? Qid = 20080101161646AA74BDA Here are 5 pictures for example – there is no art! lol. PS not applied and a little cold for my taste. Areas to note the difference of openings / depth is the definition of the front label. The labels focus and blurring in the Fstop different. The "fuzzy" on the house, note the lines in the weatherboard to Fstop different. The diffinition bush. The definition in the ceiling (top image). Now, can someone tell me how I put them all on a single image in PS7? Oh thank you and a question, does demonstrate the depth of field well? new year Hippy …… Emphasis has been placed at 40mm – Label first bottle, the bottles are spaced 300 mm (1 foot). (17mm lens on 1.5 cropped sensor) the first 5 Images are examples depth http://www.flickr.com/photos/martini2005/?saved=1 View large for best details. April im showing you all,
Where did you get the empty New Year's Day? (haha) Here is a composite of Antoni demo. Read the caption on the main image, so you'll know what to do. Http: / / www.flickr.com/photos/samfeinstein/2095011822/ is all work Antoni, but the Flickr page is not configured to accept a file this size, so I'm posting this as a favor to him.
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