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Yes! The lower you set your aperture, the blurrier the background would be. I have a canon rebel TSI, and I love to get that look with my macro lens. Some lenses have lower aperture settings than others, which really makes a difference. I think my macro lens goes down to 1.8 and my other lens only goes down to like 2.5 or something like that. I use it a lot on my blog, so if you want to see what it looks like with the aperture set to 1.8 you can look here
posted 3 months ago
Wow that sounds all technical! Can u et that effect with just an iphone? If so.. How?
posted about 1 month ago
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You can also use photoshop to blur backgrounds if you don’t have a fancy camera. I’m sure there’s plenty of tutorials on the web to show you.
posted about 1 month ago
Have you tried Pixlr.com? I use that site to edit all my photos cuz it’s free and has a lot of features. In Pixlr Express they have a focal blur tool under the Adjustments tab. It does pretty much what you’re talking about.
posted about 1 month ago
