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Depth of field (DOF) is the distance between the nearest and furthest objects that appear in focus in the camera. DOF can be altered through the camera lens, and a shallow depth of field results in a specific object in focus with its surroundings blurry. A deep depth of field keeps more things in focus and crisper in the photograph itself, and it is often used for landscapes. Photographs that exhibit a good example of depth of field are close-ups that often use the macro setting, or landscapes that are all in focus.