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Re: How to achieve Shallow Depth of Field Blurred Background

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Re: How to achieve Shallow Depth of Field Blurred Background
by Alex Elkins on Jul 23, 2008 at 4:11:07 pm

- Stand far away from the subject and zoom in. The further away the softer the background.
- Open the iris as wide as possible. Use ND filters if it gets too bright.

I often use diffusing filters as well (only very subtly though, too much can ruin the shot) and it gives the whole image a slightly softer look which is nice if that's what you want.


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