Want to focus a subject with a diffused background? I called it MACRONIZING! You can actually do it on your digicams by setting the camera on Macro (the flower icon that can be seen on the display screen or can be one of the buttons on your camera). Depending on the specs on your digicam, the focus may vary. This is very useful on small objects as if you’re magnifying or ‘macronizing’ a certain object.

But if you want a large object to be your focus, and if you don’t have high-tech-high-specs camera, Photoshop can do the trick. All we need to do is just diffuse the background to emphasize your subject to be your main focus. This will create a dreamy effect. To know how to, click here

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• June 26, 2008 -- I’m a Photoshop guru wannabe (3)
• May 19, 2008 -- Photoshop How To’s – Actions (0)
• May 6, 2008 -- Photoshop How To’s – Picture Border (0)