Lesson 23 – DoF Calculator and Hyperfocal Distance

In this photography lesson we will be learning about Depth of Field (DoF) and how to calculate it knowing aperture, focal length of the lens and distance to the subject. We will also talk about Hyperfocal Distance.


 

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Depth of field Calculator: Depth of Field Calculator

Depth of Field (DOF) is the distance between the nearest and farthest objects in a scene that appear sharp/in focus in an image

Depth of Field depends on Aperture, focal length of the lens, distance to the subject and also size of camera sensor

Hyperfocal Distance

If you focuse on the hyperfocal distance, everything from half the hyperfocal distance to infinity will be in focus.

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6 Responses to Lesson 23 – DoF Calculator and Hyperfocal Distance

  1. nikonguy says:

    Oksana
    Was not aware of hyperfocal distance rule – thank you for explaining this to us.
    It is something I will definitely explore in future photography. Great to see you
    back making tutorials that allow us to share your knowledge on the art of photography.
    And by the way – Happy New Year to you and your loved ones from all of us
    who love your tutorials.
    Take care – Dale

  2. Gary L. Hatch says:

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  3. A-Fan-4evaA-Fan-4eva says:

    Excellent

  4. kaushik says:

    Excellent explanation…

  5. magdimoharib says:

    Very clear explanation, thank you

  6. arunsgr says:

    Excellent Photography tutorials!!!

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