How To Blur the Background in Lightroom 2024

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Historically, blurring the background in a photo using Adobe Lightroom has been very difficult. Fortunately, Adobe seems to have gotten the message and released the Lens Blur feature in Lightroom. In this video, I’ll explain how to use the Lens Blur panel to blur the background in a photo and how to use some of its features for even better results.
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@nicktippey7331 Месяц назад

Great instruction. Thanks

@RobinWhalley 27 дней назад

Thank you

@AlexanderFischer Месяц назад

As always, an excellent Video! 👍 I'm impressed how fast LR Lens Blur is on your system. On my 7 year old system it takes ages to render the blur. 😭

@RobinWhalley Месяц назад

I'm using a Mac Studio M2. It must be all the Neural Cores on the M2 chip.

@stevejacob4375 Месяц назад

that's very interesting and useful, lets hope that the other software houses can catch up with Lightroom.

@RobinWhalley Месяц назад

You can do something similar in Photoshop using the Neural Filters but I've not seen this in other package yet. It will be interesting to see if anyone else goes down this route.

@stevejacob4375 Месяц назад

@@RobinWhalley Using ON1 Phot RAW with the updated AI selection tool method and adding a blur filter and then inverted gives a sort of blurred background but not as good as the Lightroom method.

@RobinWhalley Месяц назад

@@stevejacob4375 The problem is that it doesn't generate a depth map like Lightroom. This means everything receives the same level of blur which makes it look false.