Bokeh is one of the most popular effects in photography, but what exactly is it? Let us show you all about it and help you get in on the fun.

A key feature of Apple's newly announced iPhone 7 Plus is the much touted camera, and its bokeh effect. But what is it? We'll simply explain it.

Bokeh, as per most sources, is derived from a Japanese word “boke” which means blurry, fuzzy or hazy. In photography, the term is used to describe the subject of a photograph that is out of focus.

So, “bokeh”: a Japanese word that has no English equivalent, but once explained a very simple concept for any camera-wielder to grasp. How simple? Well, this five-step guide will clue you in on all ...

Now if you are scratching your head and wondering what bokeh is, here is a simple primer. The word bokeh is basically derived from a Japanese term called Boke which in Japanese means blur.

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What is bokeh? Bokeh is the official name for a specific photography effect. The name actually comes from the Japanese word for blur or haze: boke.

In photography, bokeh is that blurry-background effect you get when you take a portrait mode photo. Apple's recent ad spots highlight the iPhone camera's bokeh capabilities, so we're setting the ...