Depth Of Field ( Photography Tips )
by admin on Sunday, June 20th, 2010 | 25 Comments
Hello Yall, This episode is long overdue. I am unraveling the mystery of Depth of Field. Arm yourself for photographic bliss with this newest installment of my tutorials. This tutorial is so important I will be adding it to every DVD I make from now on. Enjoy Check out my channel for more free lessons on Photography DVD Information: To order my Mastery DVD from the end of this video simply write me at photomagic001@yahoo. com This DVD is a compilation of my photography tutorial 1-13 on youtube plus extras such as model release, copyright release, rule of thirds template, and more. I also have two studio lighting DVDs: Studio Lighting Essentials and Intermediate Studio Lighting “Nudes”
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nice….. just wat i wanted to know
I am just starting out with photography. I am now a fan of you. You’re the best. I have pretty much searched for your videos here in youtube. Other videos does give good advice also, but i feel i learn more from you. Thank you for all the tips.
I am just starting out with photography. I am now a fan of you. You’re the best. I have pretty much searched for your videos here in youtube. Other videos does give good advice also, but i feel i learn more from you. Thank you for all the tips.
@sirensofdeathvalley1 Thank you kimberly. =o)
This girl and her man Gram do the music for all my videos but I forgot to add it to this one. Check here out =o)
Thank you soooo much for this, I have just started taking a serious interest in learning about photography and how to become better at it, and for the longest time I have been trying to figure out depth of field. I kinda get it now, I am gonna practice and finally figure this out, THANKS!!!
@FontanaKnowledge Thanks for the reply, I will be buying that lens today! can you also recommend a decent zoom lens that is priced kind of low? I’m just a beginner and just bought my camera 2 days ago but I want a lens that will give me some zoom. How is the Canon Zoom Telephoto EF 75-300mm f/4.0-5.6 III Autofocus Lens for $160? thanks.
Thanks for all vid , I watched it all 1-13 . Your vid help me a lot . I lives in thailand , peace ( after burned )
Hi Robert,
Thank you very much for sending your dvd,It’s awesome man,I really mean that and you funny too.I done a £500 photography course here in London i bet your DVD thought me a lot more.Great!Thanks man!
All the subscribers and ppl watching Roberts video’s buy his DVD ppl,it’s really worth for the money your paying.
a wealth of knowledge!!! Thank you!
@P90X808 The kit lens is a f/3.5-5.6 I believe. Try zooming all the way out and getting as close as you can to your subject with your widest aperture f/3.5 Then fire away. That may be as shallow a depth of field that you can achieve. Try getting the 50mm f1.8 ll It is a great lens and cost about $110.
Peace
Thanks for posting your videos! I am just getting into photography and bought a Canon rebel T2i with the kit lens. Is this lens capable of getting a blur in front and in back of the object that I am photographing? I tried but can’t get it. I can get a blur in the back of my subject but not in front. Thanks.
Brilliant as always. As a young person who has recently taken up photography you are an inspiration.
Great tutorials mate! Look forward to it every time!!! Can you please do one on getting perfect exposure and metering (in detail)?
your great Rob. Keep going
always great videos rob. thanks brother
always great videos man
Another great vid! You should shoot in HD!
Great stuff to watch. Nice video man, I just finished a photography course and now I will bring it to practice. flickr.com/photos/morpurgo_nl/
You are the coolest tutor!
Hey man! I’ve learnt a lot from your videos. Love them! Cheers!
Hi Robert Como Estas, been following all your photography tips, very helpful. Thanks keep on inspiring mate.
Great vid i’m just now getting control of depth of field and it has open up so many doors as far as getting the shot I want, again great vid.
great video
keep it up
Thanks thanks dude!
Hey Robert. First of all, GREAT video! Secondly, I was going to Yosemite this weekend, and then Hawaii the weekend after that. I really wanted to get dramatic coloration, and especially of the sunsets and waterfalls in both places. I have learned a bit about gradient filters, and a bit about polarizing filters. Polarizers are much less expensive, with gradients being $150-$300 each. I was wondering if you could refer me some Polarizers, and maybe even gradient filters (2/3stop) Thanks man.Peace