Shallow depth of field is a great way to pull focus straight to your subject by blurring the background. Not only that, the blur, also known as the "Bokeh," also provides distinct aesthetic qualities to your image. While the usual choice of lenses for great shallow depth are the primes with fast apertures, you can still achieve great depth using a zoom lens and some in-camera tips maximize the effect. In this video, we'll be walking through 5 easy tips to get great bokeh and depth in your portraits.

Model:   / iamkiarazayas  

Video Timestamps:
Intro: 0:00 - 2:20
Tip #1: 2:21 - 2:51
Tip #2: 2:52 - 3:36
Tip #3: 3:37 - 4:33
Tip #4: 4:34 - 5:51
Tip #5: 5:52 - 7:08
Variations: 7:09 - 8:50
Outro: 8:51 - 9:49

Gear:
Sony A7III Mirrorless Camera: https://adorama.rfvk.net/5JoVj
Tamron 28-75mm f/2.8 G2 for Sony: https://adorama.rfvk.net/YgBZ0R

► Video Edited Using Gamut LUTS: http://slrlounge.com/gamut
► Check Out Our Lightroom Presets: https://www.vfpresets.com

► More of The BEST Photo Edu: https://www.slrloungeworkshops.com
► Subscribe for MORE VIDEOS! https://bit.ly/2tgKgO9 and turn on POST NOTIFICATIONS.
► FREE Downloads, Guides and Contracts: https://bit.ly/2WYMJKL
► FREE Photography Mentorship Groups: https://www.slrlounge.com/facebook-gr...

► Follow Us:
Newsletter: https://www.slrlounge.com/newsletter/
TikTok:   / bornuncreative  
Instagram:   / slrlounge  
Facebook:   / slrlounge  
Twitter:   / slrlounge  

#portraitphotography #naturallightphotography #bokeh