Bokeh Effects in photography could be described as the way that out-of-focus light orbs are rendered in the photos.
There are multiple factors which impact the bokeh effect. The F-stop, the size of the camera’s sensor, the zoom lens, and positioning all impact the lenses flare of the bokeh effect.
The effect can be modified by using a custom lens filter. Software can also add the bokeh effect in processing, with a variety of plugins and addons.
Key Takeaways:
“In this video tutorial, we’re going to look all the different ways to create bokeh effects on your video footage.”
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