In crude terms, the faster the aperture / lower the f-number the more background blur you can render. This is where the bokeh ...

Bokeh is a tricky thing to try to imitate in Photoshop because true lens blur is based on many factors, including the focal length of the lens, the shape and size of the aperture, and distance ...

To some photographers, bokeh is a sought-after aspect of a photograph; to others, it's a buzzword that just won't die. But there's no denying that, when used correctly, bokeh can help your images ...

After we applied an Iris Blur of 102 pixels, with 69 percent of Bokeh Light, 56 percent of Bokeh color, and a Light Range of 210, the ornament now glows on a background of soft, colorful lights.

Discovering the history of are, bure, boke didn’t change how I shot, but it gave me the confidence to lean in harder. To trust the frame when it’s imperfect. To embrace blur not as a flaw, but ...

In simple terms, bokeh refers to the quality of the out-of-focus areas in a photograph’s background and foreground. Many believe it to be synonymous with background blur, which isn’t exactly true.

Lens Blur uses Adobe Sensei AI technology to estimate the depth of an image, especially when there is no depth map. It tries ...

Unfortunately, Portrait Blur on Google Photos only works if the app detects a person’s face in the shot. That means, unlike the regular Portrait Mode, you won’t be able to use this on objects ...

Bokeh (pronounced roughly "bow-kay") is derived from the Japanese word for blur (boke). It is used to refer to the out-of-focus areas of an image, or more particularly, the quality of the out-of ...