Create a shallow depth of field effect in Lightroom
Found this cool tip on the ole youtube the other day and wanted to share it with you guys and gals. Its a cool tip on how to add a shallow depth of field effect in Adobe Lightroom to photos that were shot with settings that don't necessarily lend themselves to having a lot of depth of field to them. You know, when you shoot a cool image, but it turns out a little flat, and nothing in it really stands out at all, but you wish that the main thing or subject your were shooting stood out a little more? Yeah, this tip will help that. It's pretty easy and straight forward, so take a peek at this tip from Kelbyone and have at it!
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