What is depth of field and how it will help you take sharp photos

Taking sharp photos depends on two things: Shutter speed and depth of field. In this video, I show you how you can understand depth of field and how you can use it to take sharp photos.

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The camera I use - Nikon D850

My favorite all-around lens I use for almost everything - Nikkor 24-70 f/2.8

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My tripod - Feisol CT3441T

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[wisconsinfarmboy]

Thanks Tim, great info. I am learning lots from your classes. Take care

[nrlondon]

Always good to see you, especially when we are stuck at home.

[razu]

Wao its really usable for me thank you for great video.

[AdamBree]

It would be great if you could add Affinity photo editing program in your videos for some of us that don’t use Adobe. Thanks for the great tips and tricks.

[alfonsolara]

Thank you for your videos i sure have learn many things, i have done pictures for a few yrs were I’ve done good. I recently up grade my camara to the D850 and of course am having issues i am involve in the hispanic community, i have done weddings and 15as but due to the bright colors they use everything is out of control, i don’t know if its me or the camera but i need some help?

[markferrell]

So if you want to stop a hummingbird but you want a blur background what would that be if I’m hearing you right it could not be done