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INTRODUCTION

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Objectives

 

Introduction

One of the first things you notice about a photograph is whether or not it is sharp. Extremely sharp photographs reveal a richness of detail, even more than you would normally notice in the original scene. If the entire image isn’t sharp, your eye is immediately drawn to the part that is.

When learning to control sharpness, the first goal is to get pictures sharp when you want them sharp. If your photos aren’t as sharp as you want them to be, you are probably experiencing one of the following effects:


4.1 ELIMINATING CAMERA MOVEMENT

4.2 SHARPNESS ISN'T EVERYTHING

4.3 HOW TO PHOTOGRAPH MOTION SHARPLY

4.4 FOCUS AND DEPTH OF FIELD

4.5 CONTROLLING DEPTH OF FIELD

4.6 CAPTURING MAXIMUM DEPTH OF FIELD

4.7 USING SELECTIVE FOCUS

4.8 CONVEYING THE FEELING OF MOTION

 

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