Bokeh Photography Tips And Techniques

Bokeh Photography Tips And Techniques

What is Bokeh Photography? 
Bokeh comes from the Japanese boke (ボ ケ) which means blur (blurred). Bokeh is a subtle blur effect or soft focus in the background when photographing an object (a sharp focus on the main object while its background blur or become blurred).

1 = Not bokeh photos 
2 = Bokeh Photos (this background blur)

Here are tips How to Do Bokeh Photography and Get Bokeh Photo with a DSLR Camera :

• Use the Aperture Priority mode (Av) or Manual mode (M) to select the desired aperture.

• Select the setting of the largest aperture of the lens (figure f / x smallest, the smaller the number f / x, the aperture the greater).

• Note the distance between the camera and the object image. The closer the object the camera with his background more blur (bokeh).

• Choose a focal length of the longest lengsa. With the longest focal length would separate object with its background. Example: when you use a 55-250mm zoom lens, select the focal length of 250mm to obtain a better bokeh.

• Use prime lens (prime lens or fixed lens). Prime lens is a single focal length lens with no zoom lens alias that can produce images that are sharper and better its optical quality of the lens zoom. Prime lens usually has a larger aperture so nice bokeh used to generate images (eg 50mm f / 1.8).

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