3 ms·
In their examples there's a macro photo of a chess board.
by steckerbrett 11y ago
In their examples there's a macro photo of a chess board.
- tlrobinson 11y agoYeah, it does look a little funky around the edges of the pieces in the background, but surprisingly not the foreground: https://www.dropbox.com/s/o4rx62fjo63nvk4/Screenshot%202015-10-07%2022.28.55.png?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/o4rx62fjo63nvk4/Screenshot%202015-...
- steckerbrett 11y agohttps://light.co/content/2-gallery/gallery_modal_05.jpg https://light.co/content/2-gallery/gallery_modal_05.jpg You're right, that's like no lens blur I've ever seen.
- vanderZwan 11y agoIt's a lot like an unsharp-mask halo though
- alanh 11y agoRight. Also surprising how much fine noise there is in the background — it ‘should be’ out of focus enough there there would be nearly no noise at all…
- thrownaway2424 11y agoIf you look closely at that photo, the result is really weird. The black pieces behind the plane of focus have very uncertain positions that the software didn't bother fixing. It's bokeh, in a way. A horrible way.
- reitoei 11y agoYup, it's not nice. Headache inducing.
- leni536 11y agoI think that's just a zoomed up picture with low depth of field. I'm not a photographer so correct me if I'm wrong. The chess pieces in the background look still quite big compared to the pieces in the front. It suggests that the photo was taken from around 30-40 cm.