Shallow depth of field is when an object close to the camera is in focus and the background is not in focus.
Author: Olivia (Page 3 of 5)
While I kept the ISO on auto, I noticed that it adjusted with the brightness of my background. As the shutter speed decreased, the image became blurrier and it became more difficult to get both my hand and the object in the photo.
Profiles: I used monochrome for the profiles and I think it created a grey wash over the image, I think this is better for when you don’t want your image to be too dark.
Presets: I put a B&W high contrast filter over the image and I like how dark it made the image while almost increasing the sharpness of the image with the heaviness of the shadows.
B&W Mix In: I played around with multiple colors and it definitely brought out lightness in the darkest areas.
I prefer the preset because I like the darkness and heavier detail it brings to the image.
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