It’s a new native feature and I show you how to blur your video background with the click of a button! (similar to the one click feature in MS Teams). You'l' need to update to at least Zoom App ...

For example, the standard kit lens usually has a maximum aperture of f3.5 and ideally you'll what something much wider (lower f-stop number) like a lens that starts at f1.8, f2.0, or f2.8.

Google’s new Camera app for Android aims to address one of the greatest advantages that big-sensor, big-pricetag DSLR cameras have over phone cameras – the ability to blur out the background ...

However, even basic kit lenses like the 18-55mm lens you get with most DSLR bodies will provide better background blur than what Google Meet or Zoom might provide. More Control Over The Final Image ...

While Zoom has been great for uploading virtual backgrounds, you haven't been able to blur you background without leaving the platform until recently. On Feb. 1, the videoconferencing company ...

Skype has launched a new feature that lets you blur your background during video calls. The idea is that it keeps you as the focus instead of distracting others with whatever embarrassing things ...

Samsung busted faking Galaxy 'blur effect' with a DSLR photo Written by Liam Tung, Contributing Writer Dec. 5, 2018 at 5:40 a.m. PT Many phone cameras today can achieve a blurry SLR background ...

How to blur the Zoom background during a meeting. If you’re undecided on blurring your background before the meeting, you can do it later, even when the call is ongoing.

When a new technology or a feature is ... (in simple English “blurred background”). ... now being compared to a DSLR as if two sensors and a blurry background are all it takes to make a DSLR.

Yet another feature once only found in expensive SLR cameras is making its way to smartphones: the buttery background blur caused by wide-aperture lenses. Google is bringing a simulated version of ...

As for Meet’s new background blur feature, many users should already have access to it. Here’s how to find the setting and turn it on: Click the three-dot “More ” button at the call screen ...