10-05-2019, 09:39 AM
A bokeh is "fake" already - because the human eye doesn't produce one - at least none that you are aware of. ;-)
I, for one, have no fundamental issues with an artificial bokeh. Quality-wise it should easily surpass the "real" ones - e.g. no distorted highlights at the image borders (which I consider to be quite distracting really), perfectly even discs and no nisen bokeh. It should also be easily possible to add slight defects in order to avoid plastic looks.
I, for one, have no fundamental issues with an artificial bokeh. Quality-wise it should easily surpass the "real" ones - e.g. no distorted highlights at the image borders (which I consider to be quite distracting really), perfectly even discs and no nisen bokeh. It should also be easily possible to add slight defects in order to avoid plastic looks.
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