for a more accurate and realistic effect use "lens blur" filter with an alpha channel as depth map.
timar03 11 months ago
I've done both ways, and IMO the gradient is quicker, especially for beginners. If you make your own preset gradient (transparent-black-transparent) then it can work really well and fast though, too. :)
NicolesyPhotography 1 year ago
using gradient instead of just a rectangle works way better. you get a smooth transition between the sharp and blured areas.
pawelryczek 1 year ago
@pawelryczek gradient blur ?
frankytap 1 year ago
for a more accurate and realistic effect use "lens blur" filter with an alpha channel as depth map.
timar03 11 months ago
I've done both ways, and IMO the gradient is quicker, especially for beginners. If you make your own preset gradient (transparent-black-transparent) then it can work really well and fast though, too. :)
NicolesyPhotography 1 year ago
using gradient instead of just a rectangle works way better. you get a smooth transition between the sharp and blured areas.
pawelryczek 1 year ago
@pawelryczek gradient blur ?
frankytap 1 year ago