With a high lens aperture (small f-number) you will create a large depth of field where the foreground and the background will all, more or less be in focus.
Therefore with a low lens aperture (big f-number) you will create a shallow depth of field where only your selected object will be in focus, usually in the foreground.
Large Depth of Field. |
Shallow Depth of Field. |
How I created these images:
- My aim was to fake the depth of field and so I collected 2 images, the parrots and the forest background.
- Using the Quick Selection Tool, I selected the parrots.
- Before moving them onto my other image, the forest background, I feathered my selection to soften the outline of the parrots.
- Once placed on the new background, I rescaled and position the parrots.
- I then saved this image.
- To create the shallow depth of field, I blurred my image using the Gaussian Blur to 1.5 Pixels.
- I then saved this image.
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