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How to bokeh

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To blur the background in a photograph using bokeh, you need your subject close to the camera and background far away. Then use a low aperture number between 1.4-5.6 for a shallow depth of field. This creates a small focus area and blurs the background. Put the camera in AV mode so it sets shutter speed and ISO while you control aperture for the blurred background effect.

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How do you Blur the background in a photograph? laurie endsley photography Fb: laurie endsley photography W:laurieendsley.com E: laurieendsley@yahoo.com Ig: laurieends
Bokeh: ? That blurry is actually called Bokeh.
What to do: You are going to need your subject close to you Your background as far away as possible And A low aperture. (aperture should be a number like 1.4, 2.4, 5.6¡­ as low as you can get it.) By using a small number you have a small focus. You will need to find the right shutter speed ISO or set your camera to AV mode in order to have the camera set everything but the Aperture for you. Then click away.

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How to bokeh

  • 1. How do you Blur the background in a photograph? laurie endsley photography Fb: laurie endsley photography W:laurieendsley.com E: laurieendsley@yahoo.com Ig: laurieends
  • 2. Bokeh: ? That blurry is actually called Bokeh.
  • 3. What to do: You are going to need your subject close to you Your background as far away as possible And A low aperture. (aperture should be a number like 1.4, 2.4, 5.6¡­ as low as you can get it.) By using a small number you have a small focus. You will need to find the right shutter speed ISO or set your camera to AV mode in order to have the camera set everything but the Aperture for you. Then click away.