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Vanilla skyrim doesn't support DoF, and you can't really interface with ENB DoF, so I doubt it'd look that good even if it was possible. On top of that, Dynavision is an extremely cheap DoF and I doubt it'd be able to accomplish the effect.
I'm imagining it to be just a camera change and not freezing the world like it did in oblivion or fallout 3/NV.
Basically this.
Jesus Christ, that's a hell of an illustration for a random topic on a Skyrim discussion board.
As for your question, I think what they did was they just zoomed the camera in. It wasn't anything more than that, really. It might be possible to do what you're suggesting, though, because the camera isn't really limited at all during dialogue in the vanilla game, so imposing a limit on it shouldn't be too difficult.
https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/102103