HOW TO FOCUS ⅓ INTO A PHOTO FOR DEEP DEPTH-OF-FIELD
If you’re a landscape photographer, you’ve probably had someone tell you to focus 1/3 of the way into the scene. It’s one of the many guidelines about photography that have sprung up over time. Like most guidelines, it doesn’t cover every situation and it’s open to interpretation. But, a lot of the time it works!
Keywords:
camera settings,
depth of field,
focus,
hyperfocal distance,
landscape photography,
photography
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