

Adjusts where the in-focus area of the photo ends effectively moving the blur closer or further away based on a 3D-depth mapping of the photo. Warms or cools the background’s color temperature. Adds a specular glow to the brighter areas of the background. Adjusts the exposure of the background to lighten or darken it to taste. In addition to adjustable bokeh, artists can further refine the background using sliders to adjust multiple visual properties. You also may want to try a lower Opacity brush when editing and build up your strokes. You often don’t need to worry about a perfect mask … try adjusting the Amount and Depth Correction sliders first.

Traditionally, creamy bokeh requires expensive cameras and lenses.

Be sure to experiment with different settings as well as try out the Background controls to get the desired look. While the bokeh is automatically generated, it is entirely controlled by the artist with a single Amount slider. This allows you to create beautiful background blur in seconds – adding realistic and dreamy 3D bokeh effects to your portraits. This combines with 3D depth-mapping technology which can calculate distances in a photo. Using artificial intelligence, Luminar AI can recognize people in a photo – even groups of people, and people posed in unusual positions. This new Portrait Bokeh AI tool taps into several amazing technologies.

Portrait Bokeh Editing in Luminar (see how it works) Complete focus control with Portrait Bokeh AI
