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From the demo video I get the impression that this software is capable of isolating the subject and blurring the background *as a single plane*. In other words, can it do the gradual transmission from sharp to blur that a lens does naturally?

 

The way the image progresses from the in-focus plane to the most out-of-focus plane is, for me, an important criterion for good bokeh. Boken gradation, as it were.

 

Can this thing do it?

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Looks like the real thing Imants (I really like that image).

 

So is this one (film on the digital forum, sorry) ... but the point is the gradation from in focus to out. I kinda doubt the software can do it convincingly at this point.

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Looks like the real thing Imants (I really like that image).

 

So is this one (film on the digital forum, sorry) ... but the point is the gradation from in focus to out. I kinda doubt the software can do it convincingly at this point.

 

Absolutely not... unless they implement some sort of physics engine :p

baaah.

btw: what Imants means?

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the point is the gradation from in focus to out. I kinda doubt the software can do it convincingly at this point.

 

Clearly it can't - any more than it can achieve exactly the same results as tilting the lens. But precisely for this reason it looks like a useful tool for commercial photography, where it's an easy way of getting the whole of the subject in sharp focus but everything else well blurred. Make the exposure at f/11 but make the background look as if you'd used f/2.

 

I don't think I'll buy it myself - but I wish I'd had it in 1972.;)

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