RgB Goldmember  1,323 posts Joined Aug 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia More info | Jan 12, 2007 07:35 | #16 I think he Merp was thinking about this creamy image. I have noticed it comes out of my 70-200 2.8L IS often and never got it from my old 75-300 III. It must be the optics and I just love it.
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 PermanentlyloL i will goto my buddy's house and take the picture =) but yes john we are talking about the same page
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TomW Canon Fanosapien  12,747 posts Likes: 26 Joined Feb 2003 Location: Chattanooga, Tennessee More info | Jan 12, 2007 13:47 | #18
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RgB Goldmember 1,323 posts Joined Aug 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia More info | Jan 12, 2007 17:36 | #19 Jonathan Consiglio wrote in post #2526876  Here's the only shot I have that has an effect like that.. Is this closer?? You could get close to this effect using Diffuse Glow In CS2 and play with the sliders. Daniel Speranza
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HawgHanner Senior Member 462 posts Likes: 1 Joined Jun 2006 More info | Jan 12, 2007 18:07 | #20  Permanent banRgB wrote in post #2528511 I think he Merp was thinking about this creamy image. I wouldn't say that background has bokeh, creamy or otherwise. When I think of creamy bokeh I think of something like this:
...smooth, rounded edges to any detail and smooth, creamy areas to any areas without detail. HH
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RgB Goldmember 1,323 posts Joined Aug 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia More info | Jan 12, 2007 21:01 | #21 Jonathan Consiglio wrote in post #2531204 Very true.. I guess I've just gotten use to plug-ins! That's what I've started looking for and found a few cool ones through this forum. Daniel Speranza
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RgB Goldmember 1,323 posts Joined Aug 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia More info | Jan 12, 2007 21:04 | #22 Hawg Hanner wrote in post #2531268 I wouldn't say that background has bokeh, creamy or otherwise. When I think of creamy bokeh I think of something like this:
...smooth, rounded edges to any detail and smooth, creamy areas to any areas without detail. How is that creamy? To me that is not creamy, I can't even find the words to describe yours it sure is different. Daniel Speranza
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RgB Goldmember 1,323 posts Joined Aug 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia More info | EXIF Summary: 1/500s f/2.8 ISO320 200mm
If this is image hasn't got creamy bokeh, I don't know what does. To see the cream effect you have to see the larger image like this. The W/B is not perfect since I shot L/fine JPG I still have to fix it.
Daniel Speranza
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HawgHanner Senior Member 462 posts Likes: 1 Joined Jun 2006 More info | Jan 13, 2007 08:41 | #24 Permanent banWell, RgB, maybe it is a difference of the understanding of what bokeh is. I just feel that the out-of-focus area is too "in focus" to be considered creamy bokeh. As I now look at your larger image, I can now see why you consider it creamy, but the branches and leaves are too focused to consider it great bokeh. HH
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LindaSgee Member  131 posts Joined Dec 2006 Location: Tucson, AZ More info | Jan 13, 2007 09:34 | #25 BTBeilke wrote in post #2526913 Are you referring to skin smoothing techniques? If so, you may want to check out this thread: https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=171753 Thanks for linking that tutorial Blane! That's awesome. Linda
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