Depth of field

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A photo with a very small depth of field

Depth of field in photography, is the length of the area in an image that has acceptable focus. Depth of field can be set up to a certain point, by adjusting the cameras aperture. Lower apertures can be used to blur the background of an image, which can emphasize the focus of the photograph.