#depth of field

Depth of field is also a topic of discussion when dealing with aperture. Two years after the release of Battlefield 1, Electronic Arts (EA) announced the newest addition to their First-person shooter game, Battlefield V. EA partners with NVIDIA to provide Game Ready drivers, Optimal Playable settings, and other NVIDIA-platform features to Battlefield V. Watch the trailer here: https://youtu.be/cny-ggLYlV4 Those who orders the Battlefield V Deluxe Edition, will have three days early access starting October 16 while Origin Access members can play the trial on October 11. EA and DICE will be giving all Battlefield players the opportunity to download content from Battlefield 1 and 4 for free in the Road to Battlefield V. Battlefield V's story takes place once more in the World War II era but this time, it revolves around the untold stories during that time. NVIDIA gets ready for Battlefield V's open beta by releasing a Game Ready Driver update following the release of the RTX 2080 series. Aside from Battlefield V, F1 2018, Immortal: Unchained, Pro Evolution Soccer 2019, Strange Brigade, and Switchblade will also be supported in the update. Read more in our articles including "Exposure 101: Working with light" and "EA announces Battlefield V launch date".