Imaging recource: Utilize the Brenizer Method to capture wide-angle shots with a shallow depth of field

When shooting with a wide-angle lens, one of the sacrifices you make is that it is difficult to attain a shallow depth of field. In some cases, that's no problem. For example, when shooting a landscape shot, more depth of field is almost always a good thing. However, what if you want to shoot portraits with a wide lens. Can you still get a nice blurry background? David Bergman says that you can, by employing the Brenizer method. In the Two Minute Tips video below, Bergman outlines the technique and shows you how to use it. It's a...
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