Take beautiful Bokeh photos

Bokeh photography is popular with DSLRS and film cameras, canvas prints but it is now possible to take pictures with a smartphone. As shown above, the Bokeh refers to the quality of the image away from the focus area, the white circle in the background, which in digital photography is caused by the shape of the camera lens. This technique adds to our enjoyment of photography. Once you recognize it, you begin to see things differently.

A Bokeh is a blurry part of a photograph that is out of focus. In simple terms, the beauty of obscurity is an element that foils the subject with obscurity, best canvas prints australia which is easy to learn and hard to master. This time, let's discuss "how to take beautiful photos with Bokeh".

(I) the focal section has great influence

For a Bokeh, a telephoto lens is preferred. A minimum of 50mm or more is recommended because telephoto narcos the distance between the subject and the background, large canvas prints making the background blurry while the subject can be highlighted.

(ii) Influence of aperture leaves on Bokeh

With a wide aperture (e.g. F/1.8), the out-of-focus image is blurry, and the shape of the Bokeh still affects the overall image. The shape of the Bokeh is controlled by the shape of the aperture, so if you want a round Bokeh, just select the lens with a circular aperture (see the website for testing the major lenses). For a lens with a small aperture, a round Bokeh can also appear if the aperture leaf is nearly round. Basically the appearance of circular Bokeh has nothing to do with coating technology.

When should you use the Bokeh technique?

As mentioned above, it is not difficult to make Bokeh, but to make use of it. In many cases, Bokeh is applied to portraits, where the subject of the portrait can be simply outlined.

When it is needed to foils the main body before or after the scene, it is simply to use Bokeh (shallow depth of field) to blur the things that do not want to be included and foils the main body.

Use Bokeh to blur the background and shake out the main body.

When do you stop using Bokeh?

When taking landscape photos, Bokeh effect is not used most of the time, because landscape photos often need deep field depth to absorb more scenes and make the overall picture clear. But if you need to create a Bokeh to set off the main scene, acrylic prints online or to take close-up shots of the scenery, you can use the Bokeh!