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		<title>Depth-of-Field Explained</title>
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This Podcast was originally released as a Martin Bailey Photography Podcast on Apr 12, 2008.
Prefer to listen? There&#8217;s an audio player at the bottom of the post.
I’ve rarely seen an easy to understand explanation of how the aperture and distance to the subject affects the depth-of-field in our images. When I started to think about [...]]]></description>
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