Light Works Film Features Some Dope Type Bokeh Techniques

Light Works Film Features Some Dope Type Bokeh TechniquesJust in case you did not notice, DIYP has a slight obsession with shaped bokeh. While we covered almost any "regular" aspect of this technique, I am pleased to learn that there are always new applications for some good old shaped bokeh.

This one made by Kaleb Wentzel-Fisher (Supernormals) is a short movie that uses type bokeh. i.e. shaped bokeh with words. The movie, some tips on type bokeh and a short BTS after the jump

Kaleb Wentzel-Fisher who is the cool dude behind this movie, share some tips on how to make bokeh types.

The challenge is double: fitting a word into small space and dealing with letters that has "floating parts" like "R", "B" and so on. they came up with a pretty slick solution.

Thanks for the tip @FatBlood

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Comments

That's pretty amazing. Love

  • January 12, 2011
  • GG

That's pretty amazing. Love the bokeh

That's very cool :)

  • January 12, 2011
  • teko

That's very cool :)

SHAPED BOKEH

Congrats to the filmmakers. Whenever I see something like this I wonder why I'm just seeing it now for the first time.

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