Category: Image
Background blur (bokeh) creates cinematic separation between you and your environment, but sometimes you may want to show more background detail for branding or contextual purposes.
1. Achieving professional background blur
• Shallow depth of field creates the cinematic look smartphones can't match
• Large aperture lenses and bigger sensors produce superior bokeh
• This represents the most noticeable visual upgrade for viewers
• Creates professional separation between subject and background
2. Reducing blur for background visibility
• Smaller aperture settings (higher f-numbers) increase depth of field
• Use when you want to showcase your background or branding elements
• Requires corresponding exposure adjustments to compensate for less light
• May need additional lighting to maintain proper exposure at smaller apertures
