Bokeh (there are fun videos about how to pronounce bokeh) refers to the aesthetic quality of out-of-focus points of light in a photo, and it’s super-important for portrait photography in particular.

It's a technique that adds artfulness to portraits, close-ups, and other shots where the background doesn't need to be in focus. Once you recognize it, you'll start seeing the bokeh effect everywhere.

The key issue at the heart of smartphone portrait photography is depth information. When a phone maker can accurately ...

Tecno's intriguing portrait camera has a 50-megapixel resolution with a relatively large 1/2.7-inch sensor and 1.28um pixel size. Optically, this 2.5x zoom lens offers an f/1.49 aperture, 65mm ...

Now, the tech has gotten so good you don’t need to shoot in Portrait mode at all: Just snap the photo in the standard Photo mode, and add the effect whenever you want. How to add Portrait mode ...

Most phones come with a portrait mode that adds bokeh to a photo. We compare portrait mode on the Pixel 8 Pro vs. the iPhone 15 Pro to see which is better.

Why it made the cut: Sony’s 85mm GM lens is a spectacular take on this classic portrait focal length, offering exceptional sharpness and beautiful bokeh. Specs. Lens mount: Sony E (full-frame) ...

10 portrait photography tips for smartphones By Shaurya Shubham | Sept 5, 2024 Phones come with built-in Portrait mode that automatically blurs the background to create a bokeh effect to mimic the ...

35mm – Ideal for street portraits or environmental photography, offering natural bokeh that subtly blurs the background. 50mm – Best for dramatic, half-body shots where your subject really ...