For high-quality photography, not only lighting and composition are important, but also depth of field. This indicator refers to the distance at which objects in a photograph can be clear. By correctly setting this parameter, you can achieve the desired optical effect when shooting.
It is necessary
- - camera;
- - interchangeable lenses.
Instructions
Step 1
Select a camera that can adjust the sharpness. If you have the financial opportunity, purchase a DSLR camera - its cost is justified by the high quality of the images that can be taken with it. In addition, later you can improve its technical equipment, for example, by installing a new lens.
Step 2
Think over the composition of the future shot and the distance at which you will need to photograph. For example, if you want to accentuate attention on any object in the foreground, which is close to the photographer, then the sharpness should not be great. If the clarity of the background is important to you, set the maximum parameters on your camera.
Step 3
Choose an appropriate shooting mode in which the camera adjusts the sharpness for you. For example, if you set it to Portrait, the focus will be shallow and the focus will be on the main figure in the composition in the foreground. When shooting in landscape mode, the sharpness will be maximized.
Step 4
Take advantage of the possibility of self-configuration. Sharpness can be adjusted using the zoom, which will be noticeable in the viewfinder window.
Step 5
Change the lens if necessary. An indicator such as focal length depends on this type of equipment. For example, wide-angle lenses with relatively short focal lengths are suitable for deep-field photography. At the same time, fixed lenses without zoom are suitable for portraits.
