Lets get some things cleared first, the larger the aperture the smaller the depth of field that means the smaller the f stop the smaller the depth of field.  I repeat in bold
Large aperture = Small DOF
Small Fstop  = Small DOF
So what does that mean when u are using say 2.8 Fstop on your macro lens the depth that will be in focus will be less than when using say 4. I would like to look at depth of field as the volume in focus. Remember that the DOF extends …

Have you been wondering what this Bokeh, that most pro’s talk about, is? It is actually the misspelling of a Japanese word if you take it in a literary sense. The real spelling is Boke and its a Japanese word meaning Fuzzy. OK don’t wonder where your friends learned Japanese from. Photography has a lot to do with Japan and there are a lot of Japanese pro’s this word was commonly used by them to explain the fuzzy areas and its quality. Now an English writer writing for an English …