While the quality of digital bokeh will not match up to the real thing from a wide-aperture lens – especially at high resolutions – the bar for creating a portrait that looks pretty good to most users is getting lower! When portrait mode first came to hones, the thing users liked best about it was how simple it was to use – meaning that even thoroughly inexpert photographers could create decent-looking portraits with a single tap of a button.Īs software grows more sophisticated and powerful, it makes sense for it to be put to work to make life a little easier on the user. It’s interesting to see desktop photo editors move to emulate smartphones in this way – and it reflects a trend that Luminar AI was already capitalizing on, which is making things easier.
It’s also not new for desktop photo editors, as Adobe added a portrait mode to Photoshop (opens in new tab) back in May. This isn’t a new invention, as anyone with a relatively new camera phone (opens in new tab) can tell you it’s pretty much standard fare for a phone in 2021 to come with portrait mode, which produces exactly the effect described.
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