3 Tricks for Faking Depth of Field

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Three Tricks for Faking Depth of Field in Your Photos Extra photos for bloggers: 1, 2, 3 There was a time when you’d want to stare at a photo for hours but couldn’t quite put your finger on why. Then you taught yourself a little bit about photography and realized it was a photo’s dreamy depth of field that reeled you in — razor sharp details with a background that slowly fades to a wonderfully creamy blur. To get really fantastic depth of field, photographers invest in pricey lenses. The good news is there are ways to create the illusion of depth of field without forking over the moola. We’ll show you three totally accessible tools that’ll help you get a similar effect and will be fun to experiment with, too! How to Fake Depth of Field p.s. WE ARE HIRING A WEB DEVELOPER. If you love photography and San Francisco and codes, APPLY HERE. p.p.s. WE ARE ALSO HIRING AN EVANGELIST/BIZ DEV HERO. Creative deal-maker types, APPLY HERE.

Published May 28, 2013 ~ Short link: http://photojojo.com/c/34042 ~ See more Guides,Tips

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