What is Depth of Field in Film Photography?
Depth of field is one of many basic film photography tips to heighten the look of aphotograph. In short, it is the distance between the foreground and background of the subject that appears to be in focus. There are two types of depth of field – shallow and great. Shallow depth of field involves one point of focus with the foreground and/or background blurred. Conversely, great (maximum) depth of field puts nearly everything in focus. Change in film photography depth of field is not an immediate transition between sharp to unsharp. Instead, there is a gradual transition of sharpness to fuzziness to totally out of focus areas.
