Xsplit Vcam https://www.xsplit.com/vcam https://www.xsplit.com/vcam The only other easy tools I know with bokeh as good are a DSLR w/ UVC, Lumina webcam's soft

Xsplit Vcam https://www.xsplit.com/vcam https://www.xsplit.com/vcam The only other easy tools I know with bokeh as good are a DSLR w/ UVC, Lumina webcam's software (maybe licenses Vcam, it shares features?), Reincubate Camo, and now Apple's Continuity Camera in portrait mode. All of those give bokeh that feels extremely natural. Camo lets old phones and Android phones be used as webcams, so you can use the bokeh mode in the phone. But Xsplit Vcam and Lumina's driver work with any webcam and have both a fully adjustable blur, and a "cameraman" mode that keeps you centered in the frame when you move around or sit differently. The blur in Zoom and Teams are embarrassingly terrible. Given these tools exist, one wonders why.