Background defocus vs No background defocus.

[Andyvalver]

Just took a photo of some flowers we have in the window. One with defocus and the other without. Though I'd share the difference to see what you think.

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[Duncan1982]

My preference would be the Background Defocus dude

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[Andyvalver]

Me too. I don't care for the photos I took. Just wanted to show people what it can do. Still life give best results because any movement messes it up as it takes two shots.

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[Duncan1982]

Me too. I don't care for the photos I took. Just wanted to show people what it can do. Still life give best results because any movement messes it up as it takes two shots.

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Well they are great example pics dude, just get out there and find some interesting things to capture, the Camera on the Z2 is a joy to use

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[sciagent]

+1 Background Defocus

 

[robsawalker]

Yep, sometimes it works okay, most time it is pretty useless, as they all are. I use Photoshop Touch generally to get the effect. Its by far the best way, although admittedly time consuming. If its a simple shape like a box, of has a nice colour contrast like those roses it can work well though.

 

[Andyvalver]

Yep, sometimes it works okay, most time it is pretty useless, as they all are. I use Photoshop Touch generally to get the effect. Its by far the best way, although admittedly time consuming. If its a simple shape like a box, of has a nice colour contrast like those roses it can work well though.

Yeah. It doesn't work well most of the time. It has to be still life for best effect. Any movement between the two shots being taken results in the subject having blurry edges.

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