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How to blur the background of my fashion photoshoot
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September 20, 2019
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We are a E-commerce fashion photoshoot studio but nowadays facing an issue as to how can I blur my background while shooting for Fashion photography. Can it be done while shoot or I have to do it with editing? 

November 29, 2019
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I think you have to do it while editing

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Can you please post the example photo where you have a problem, the equipment you use and settings? 

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 A mix of Gear, aperture and subject placement are needed to create a blurred background. To get most blur background you need to combined all three that photographers can make. Or, choose one option from these three.  Use gear with wide aperture lens and larder sensor. The lower number of aperture means more blur. More distance between the subject and the background means more blur.

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For commerce photos, it’s needed to blur or removing image background. The best opinion is to do it while editing to make photos more eye-catchy.

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I will provide you a good solution but I need details about your fixing. Can you post details issue. 

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