Hyperfocal Distance and Depth of Field - Everything You Need to Know

In this episode of Photo Myths, I sit down with pro photographer Richard Bernabe, and together we tackle an oft-repeated photo rule, which states that to get sharp focus throughout the image frame, you should "focus one-third of the way into the scene." I hear this one all the time, and in the video below, Richard and I explain why this is a total photo myth. In the video, Richard and I discuss hyperfocal distance, depth of field, and a bunch of other stuff related to this idea of "sharpness" in photography, but we don't take too deep of a dive into the topic. Frankly, it's confusing even to advanced photographers. If you really want to learn more, then visit https://photomasters.com/post/hyperfocal-distance-and-depth-of-field