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Depth of Field

Everything in the school that teaches Depth of Field, across one department.

11 lessons · 1h 32m · Cinematography

Lessons on Depth of Field

Depth of field | Virtual Cameras | Computer animation | Khan Academy — Khan Academy Labs · 3m · Intermediate
Depth of Field Explained: Ultimate Guide to Camera Focus [Shot List Ep. 4] — StudioBinder · 15m · Beginner
What Is Depth Of Field? — In Depth Cine · 15m · Intermediate
The Pros And Cons Of Shallow Depth Of Field — In Depth Cine · 14m · Intermediate
Blurry Backgrounds Are (Not) Cinematic — DSLRguide · 5m · Beginner
Depth of Field Myths: Does Focal Length & Sensor Size Affect DoF? — Gerald Undone · 14m · Intermediate
Out of focus objects | Virtual Cameras | Computer animation | Khan Academy — Khan Academy Labs · 2m · Intermediate
Why Film Directors avoid Deep Focus Cinematography — wolfcrow · 8m · Intermediate
Depth of Field: How Cinematographers use it in Film — Alex Zarfati · 10m · Beginner
Focal distance | Virtual Cameras | Computer animation | Khan Academy — Khan Academy Labs · 2m · Intermediate
DEPTH of FIELD Explained! - Film Basics EP3 — Kriscoart · 4m · Beginner

Departments teaching this

Cinematography

Oscar winners for cinematography

Books on cinematography

Kit for depth of field

Canon FD 50mm f/1.4 — Warm, cheap, and everywhere — a first vintage prime
Minolta MC Rokkor 58mm f/1.4 — Glowing highlights wide open, pin-sharp stopped down
Jupiter 9 85mm f/2 — Soviet Sonnar copy — creamy, slightly soft wide open
Contax Zeiss Planar 50mm f/1.7 — Zeiss rendering for the price of a filter
Pentax Super-Takumar 50mm f/1.4 — Warm, radioactive, beautiful wide open
Nikon AI-S manual prime — Cheap, metal, de-clickable — the budget cine set

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