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In photography, bokeh (derived from the Japanese ボケ味) refers to the visually distinctive character of the out-of-focus areas of a photograph. Alien Skin’s Bokeh plug-in is a realistic lens simulator that allows you to alter the depth-of-field of a photograph after it has been taken. It can also be used to simulate tilt-shift and vignetting effects commonly used by photographers to draw the viewer’s attention to certain areas of a photograph. The following highlights the major features of Bokeh:
- Easily create tilt-shift effects (e.g. Lensbaby) using the built-in radial and planar region shapes.
- Simulate realistic depth-of-field effects by importing selection masks from Photoshop.
- Create distinctive bokeh highlights using different diaphragm shapes.
- Plenty of creative controls to simulate many types of bokeh from smooth creamy bokeh to fancy heart-shaped highlights.
- Use natural vignetting to simulate real lens effects (e.g. Lomo) or creative vignetting to focus the viewer’s attention to any region in your photograph.
- Ability to save, recall and share your favorite Bokeh settings.
Finally, you can manipulate focus just like fast expensive lenses with Bokeh, Alien Skin’s lens simulator Photoshop plug-in. Bokeh can draw attention to your subject by manipulating focus and depth of field after the shot has been taken. From changing the depth of field to placing a radial sweet spot and adding a vignette, Bokeh provides many techniques for realistic blurring and altering the mood of a scene.
| Bokeh is the only software that accurately simulates the distinctive blurring and creamy highlights of real lenses. Terence Tay, Bokeh’s designer, performed careful experiments with lenses famous for their bokeh highlights, such as the Canon® EF 85mm f/1.2 II and the Micro-Nikkor 105mm f/2.8. The result is a photo-realistic look, in contrast to the unnatural blur from other software.
A picture is worth a thousand words, but a video is worth a zillion. So, if you want to really see what Bokeh can do, watch .
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Use Bokeh’s radial sweet spot to pull the eye where you want it. |
