Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
The temple looks much more stable now!
Adding depth of field
When you're shooting a photo, you often have to choose to focus either the back-
ground or the foreground. If you want the entire image to be in focus, you can take
two photos—one with the background in focus and one with the foreground in fo-
cus—and then merge the two in Photoshop.
Because you'll need to align the images exactly, it's helpful to use a tripod to keep
the camera steady. Even with a handheld camera, though, you can get some amaz-
ing results. You'll add depth of field to an image of a wine glass in front of a beach.
1.
Choose File > Browse In Bridge.
2.
Navigate to the Lesson05 folder, if you're not there already, and then look
at the Glass_Start.psd and Glass_End.psd thumbnail previews.
