Of course, the longer the lens, the better off you'll be, so if you have something like the Fujifilm FinePix HS30EXR I used for the photo to the right, you'll be able to get even more background blur.

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1. After 2. Before Before you get started. Photoshop includes a handful of different options to blur a background, with each option offering a varying level of control — and level of difficulty.

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Bokeh (pronounced "Boh-Keh") is the name for the blur that appears when a background is out-of-focus. The term comes from the Japanese word "boke," whose meaning refers to a blur or haze.