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I don't understand. "Depth of field" effects mean that parts of the photo are intentionally out of focus, whereas other parts are in focus. In the example you just posted, everything looks pretty much in focus, at least on my iPhone.

Might you be referring to the slight shadowing under each of the objects that is visible in the first image you posted?

Tom M

PS - just saw dV8's thought that you are thinking of a changed perspective / camera position. Which is it?

[QUOTE="Tom Mann, post: 1533721907, member: 74903"] I don't understand. "Depth of field" effects mean that parts of the photo are intentionally out of focus, whereas other parts are in focus. In the example you just posted, everything looks pretty much in focus, at least on my iPhone. Might you be referring to the slight shadowing under each of the objects that is visible in the first image you posted? Tom M PS - just saw dV8's thought that you are thinking of a changed perspective / camera position. Which is it? [/QUOTE]

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