Effect
Bokeh
Simulate optical bokeh discs with shape, size and highlight emphasis.
Bokeh comes from the Japanese boke, meaning blur or haze. Photographers use it for the character of out-of-focus regions, especially how a lens turns points of light into discs. The English spelling with an h was popularised in the late 1990s so English speakers would say bo-keh rather than joke.
Aperture shape, spherical aberration and focus distance all change that character. This effect simulates optical discs so you can push highlight shape and size without needing a particular lens.

Properties
Radius
bokeh radius (UV)
Threshold
bright sample cutoff
Blades
aperture polygon sides
Samples
tap count (quality)
Gain
bright highlight boost
Mix
Command line
Requires Rethings Pro. Install the tool from Rethings → Install Command Line Tool…
rethings apply --effect bokeh --set radius=0.012 --set threshold=0.65 -i input.jpg -o output.png










































