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depth of focus

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depth of focus
n.
See focal depth.
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My wide-angle lens creates a layered sense of depth and provides maximum depth of focus from foreground to background.
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By integrating new glass, coatings, and design parameters, Leica's M520 OptiChrome technology delivers the extra working distance, depth of focus, and light intensity needed.
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Chapters offer a depth of focus and detail on the major themes begun and created by Fitzgerland's approach and writings which lend particularly well to school research as well as understanding his writings.
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