Bokeh refers to the
technique of blurring of an image
to add to the aesthetic quality
of a photograph. The bokeh word, derived from the Japanese word "Boke" (pronounced "bo-keh"), translates literally as "confused." When a photographer wants to show a softer, slightly
bokeh
will focus, without completely destroying the integrity of its definition.Often confused with bokeh idea of an image of the "sharpness". Instead of describing the focus point, however, bokeh is the blur background or foreground.
When an image in a camera lens is "development", the camera looks at the image point where most of the light gathered on the image to a fine point. However, if an image in focus, then the light appears as a diffuse disc, instead of a focused point. to create bokeh in an image is to blur the image, without recognition.
When bokeh is not used properly, the image that a combination of straight lines associated with the blur.
By contrast, bokeh produces an image made correctly without sharp edges. Instead, the blur produced by bokeh suggests the image without distinct boundaries.
