Waves Bokeh Sea Depth Of Field Horizon

Honestly i dont want to write this article but in the end i decide to write this article. Dof vs bokeh i write this article because some people still confuse the difference between depth of field dof and bokeh. All images are for personal use only and the rights belong to their respective owners.

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Waves bokeh sea depth of field horizon. The sole purpose of depth of field is to represent the area of sharp focus in the photograph whereas bokeh is artistic quality of out of focus area. So bokeh refers to the quality of the blur achieved by a narrow depth of field. Thus we can say that bokeh is dependent on depth of field but depth of field is in no way dependent on the bokeh. Sunlight depth of field sunset sea water reflection beach sunrise evening coast sun horizon bokeh dusk cloud dawn ocean.

Bokeh depth field horizon sea waves 2000x1333 1031849. Bokeh or shallow depth of field is the art of taking photos with a blurred or defocused background. Bokeh depth field horizon sea sun water 2000x1300 1031833. This hd wallpaper is about blue water wave ocean waves during daytime sea macro bokeh original wallpaper dimensions is 2048x1365px file size is 14029kb.

Downloads pc7 wallpaper. All images are for personal use only and the rights belong to their respective owners. Notice how the quality of the bokeh in the background improves with the smaller f stop more open aperture. The bokeh and the depth of field are two different techniques used for specific purposes.

This wallpaper has been tagged with the following keywords. The first image was shot with an aperture of 50 and the second at 14. Specifically bokeh can be defined as how the lens shows points of light when using a shallow. Take a look at the comparison below.