Photographers and videographers often debate the quality of the bokeh, or the out-of-focus points of light, coming from a lens – but a new lens by TTArtisan gives creatives two different styles of bokeh to choose from. The TTArtisan 35mm T2.1 is a new cinema lens that has a slider capable of adjusting the bokeh from soft to the well-defined edges known as “bubble” bokeh.
Using a single slider at the top of the lens, creatives can adjust the lens from a soft bokeh to one with more well-defined edges. The soft mode helps the background melt away into soft bokeh. TTArtisan says using the soft mode also creates a “filter-like softness,” so the subject won’t be as sharply defined in soft mode. In bubble mode, the bokeh is more well-defined, creating a more striking background.
