The term “deep focus” comes from the fact that you can see more detail in the foreground than at any other point on the screen—it also gives the look of being very close up rather than looking far away. It is usually used when filming something small such as flowers, animals, insects, but may be applied to larger subjects too if they are not large enough for standard lenses. The use of this effect has been widely adopted by indie filmmakers who want their work to stand out amongst many similar films made using traditional techniques. More recently, the technique has become popularized through video-sharing websites because it allows users to create videos without having access to expensive equipment. In addition, the method often results in interesting creative effects due to its ability to emphasize specific features within a scene. Below, we have thoroughly covered a common question amongst video-makers – “what is deep focus in film?”.…Read More