D.O.F

Depth of Field is making things blurry or not blurry. It depends on the lens and how the settings or adjusted on the camera. A camera is focused on a subject and everything that is not in the same distance as that subject will be blurry. Basically the range of the camera.
A way to adjust DOF
1.The more the lens is stopped down the more the DOF will be
2.aperture
3.shutter speeds



There are times were you would want to have things blurry. Such as when your taking a picture of a single object, it would look cool to have everything in the background blurry. Or when you taking a picture of an object. Have everything clear and the object blurry. It also looks bad somethimes. Most the time you don't want it.

Under Exposed

This picture is taken of my grandpa on the job taking down a wall and floor because it was all rotten and my grandpa is in the Construction Business.

Over Exposed

This picture was taken at a linkin park concert this summer. I went to this because its my favorite band.

Just right
This picture was taken this summer in my moms new car that she got because my car got poopy and i got her old one and she got this one.

Exposure

Exposure is the act of exposing film to light. Taking a picture on a light sensitive paper.
Exposure is affected my camera shutter speed and aperture and more. Aperture is the eye of the camera. It controls how much light gets the the camera sensor. Aperture is messured by the F_number.
The F_number is how narrow and wide the aperture is. The F_number can go from alot to a little.
There is also the fact of shutter speed. Shutter speed can get up to 1/1000th of a second to many seconds at a time.

This photo was taken of Jeremy Wray doing a Melon down a vertical drop. He was doing this for the magazine Trasworld Skateboarding.

This Picture was taken at A Linkin Park concert. This is Chester Bennington singing to the song "One Step Closer".