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There is always a critical area of sharpness in any picture, but then around this is an area that it still perceived as acceptably sharp, this is what called the depth of field (DOF). DOF is controlled by subject distance, aperture, focal length, and as an indirect result the sensor size.
Depending on the scene and the above factors it is possible to have the foreground subject in focus and everything behind blurred, foreground blurred mid ground in focus and background blurred, or foreground blurred with background in focus. |
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