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Definition of bokeh in English: bokehnounˈbəʊkeɪbōˈkā mass nounPhotography The visual quality of the out-of-focus areas of a photographic image, especially as rendered by a particular lens. a quick, visual survey of the foreground and background bokeh of a variety of lenses Example sentencesExamples - Some folks feel the best bokeh has an undefined, blurred edge.
- Many buy this lens to escape the often poor bokeh of the Vega, but is it really better?
- It is easily light enough for a handheld supertelephoto lens, but what would the bokeh be like?
- For me, the 85 Prime's bokeh just feels easier on the eyes.
Definition of bokeh in US English: bokehnounbōˈkā Photography The visual quality of the out-of-focus areas of a photographic image, especially as rendered by a particular lens. a quick, visual survey of the foreground and background bokeh of a variety of lenses Example sentencesExamples - It is easily light enough for a handheld supertelephoto lens, but what would the bokeh be like?
- Many buy this lens to escape the often poor bokeh of the Vega, but is it really better?
- For me, the 85 Prime's bokeh just feels easier on the eyes.
- Some folks feel the best bokeh has an undefined, blurred edge.
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