Depthoffield Videos

In this digital photography tutorial we look at lens focal length and using selective focus to add visual impact to your images. We then show how to create a similar effect within Photoshop.

This week, SI comes to you from the old Victorian river town of Echuca, located on the Murray River (which forms the state boarder between Victoria and New South Wales). Recorded after one day of a 2 day photogrpahic workshop. The usual suspects talk about all aspects of the workshop, photograhy, working with models, lighting, you [...]

Take control of the Secret Service's Agent Ford as you defend Washington D.C. from a mysterious alien attack on the Nintendo Wii. Be sure to stop and take in the technology involved in the game as you play.

Learn about lens adapters and how you can get a shallow depth of field without spending a ton of cash!

Montmartre one sunday morning-Still shot with Canon hv30,Letus mini and Canon ef lenses music by 'Adult Only' Cast: Alain Ratiarson

Depth of Field Converters with Todd Terry, Kindle 2, Boris Continuum Complete 6 AE, Microsoft My Phone, LaCie Blu-ray 8x burner and more creative news and interviews - creativecow.net

Learn about depth of field - the three rules

Learn about depth of field

GL2 DoF Testing from Kyle Wilson on Vimeo. Just a test of the Canon GL2 DoF, pardon the shaking it was extremely windy the day I filmed this. Cast: Kyle Wilson

Blur the background in your photos to focus on what's important.

I bought six new lenses and put two of them to the test in this short film. I shot this during my extended lunch break after I was finished setting up network TV for the Bruins game at the TD Bank North Garden in Boston. I then took my Sony Z1U with the Letus35 Extreme adapter outside and shot in and around Quincy Market. This film was what I saw, where I went and the people I bumped into. I used a Sigma 17mm f4.5 super wide angle prime and a sweet Nikon 85mm f2 prime. These manual lenses were beat up and used, but they still have a lot of life left in them. It was difficult shooting indoors with the 17mm because of light loss. Most of the wide indoor shots had 9dB gain added while recording. The video was edited with Final Cut Pro and I used Magic Bullet Looks for vignette and color grading. I also used a filter effect to add more color saturation. Music selection: Nine Inch Nails - Ghosts I - Track 1 Cast: Tom Guilmette