Blur Photos Artistically With Your Camera's Zoom

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Blur Photos Artistically With Your Camera's Zoom This week I'll tell you how to create a trippy effect with your digital SLR--no photo editor required. - Dave Johnson, PCWorld More From Dave Johnson Blur the Background for Punchier Photos Here's how to use your image editor to change the depth of field in your photos after you take them. Share: 8 Tips for Photographing Panoramas Stitching software makes creating big, detailed panoramas from a series of photos easy. Here's how to shoot for the best results. Share: Use Your Camera's Macro Mode for Great Close-Ups Here's how to use your compact camera's macro mode--and add-on filters--to take close-up photos of flowers, dewdrops, and other tiny things. 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