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- Aperture Edit plug-in in 32/64b
- Ultra fast access to your photo, without leaving Aperture, readjust your focal point and bokeh on your photos
- Use a virtual lens to define the area to remain in focus
- Use a brush to create a selection without leaving Aperture and blur around
- Unlimited vignetting effect possible
- Adjust Bokeh, with the blade of your choice or any image might be used as a kernel
- New Blending modes including motion, curcular or concentric blur
- You can save and recall your setting(s) on any image
- Combine with re-sharpening of the focused area in one step
- Crop/Align, Canvas, Brushes, Measurement tools included
- Select multiple image, and simply apply multiple DOF in just one step
- Add Noise to the out of focus areas
- Multiple lenses can be defined and used in combination
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Ultimate DOF tool to put your subject in Focus!
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Selective Focus
Depth of Field is used to focus the viewer on the subject of the photo. By blurring the background all attention is moved toward the main component of the photo. This technique is achieved when the photo is taken, but now with DepthField it can be achieved easily on any digital image. This tool provide the use advantage of not having to use expensive hardware and giving the photographer the ability to have more control over the final result. |
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You can see the Virtual Lens in action in this user interface screen shot, the outside is a motion blurring filter
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Selection Modes
With DepthField photographers can create realistic focus. It is easy to adjust the focal point in different manner :
- Through a Virtual Lens, you can easily define the area in focus and also the amount of blur and the hardness of the blur edge. Testing an effect is very fast and can be adjusted at any time by simply dragging control points
- The Planar mode is like a 3D tilting effect that simulates the tilt effect of a tilt-shift lens.These lets you increase or decrease the amount of blur across a plane
- The Selection mode features a soft brush to create your selection, you do not need to leave Aperture to have a selection. A virtual brush will lets you create one in no time. Further feathering is possible. Alternatively you can import any image that will be converted as a soft mask.
All those modes might be used in combination for the ultimate effect.
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Pass the Mouse over the above Image to see the DoF effect
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Bokeh
Different kinds of blurring mode are allowed on the out of focus region, you can change the blades (angles) or even use a custom image as a blurring kernel.
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Pass the Mouse over the above Image to see the Focal effect
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3D Tilting
You recreate 3D Tilt and planar blur effect in a snap. The example below shows you the accuracy of your controls
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Pass the Mouse over the above Image to see the 3D Tilt effect
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Vignettes
You can combine those effects with vignetting. The vignette can be lighter, darker, or made of any color in combimation for creative effect. Vignettes might be added without any blurring at all.
HighLight Intensities
DepthField lets you adjust the highlight intensities on out of focus areas for more realistic effects.
Inverse Depth of Field
DepthField works also in a more subtle way, in which you do not blur the background but you increase the sharpness of the subject in focus.
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Pass the Mouse over the above Image to see the Vignetting effect
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Save Your Settings, Create a Library of Effects that you can apply on one or multiple images at once |
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Pass the Mouse over the above Image to see how to redefine the focal point
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