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Depth of Field is the depth of a scene that is "in focus" as perceived by the eye.
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Why don't we focus at the nearest hyperfocal distance to get everything in focus?
There's no sharp limit between in and out of focus. Everything but the focal plane at some exact distance is out of focus, it is just so slightly so that we don't notice it. There are two reasons why …
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