This post applies to Camera Raw, Lightroom Classic & the Lightroom Ecosystem products. The Lightroom team is sharing an early look for AI-powered Lens Blur–giving you the ability to apply optical blur on any image regardless of how it was taken. Lens Blur is now available to try on all Lightroom surfaces. How does Lens Blur work? Lens blur applies a depth-based blur effect, similar to what can be achieved with real-world optical lenses, by using AI-generated or device-captured depth data (when available). Lens blur will automatically prioritize focus for the detected subject, but you can also interactively adjust the focus distance. Precise focus range tuning is also available (currently desktop only: Lightroom Desktop, Lightroom Classic, and Camera Raw). You can also further customize the Bokeh shapes, highlight Boost (desktop only), and make depth map refinements (desktop only). Will my Lens Blur adjustments on one surface be synced to other surfaces? I.e. mobile to web to desktop, and vice versa? Yes, all edits will sync. To revert settings, you can go back to previous versions or history steps, or un-apply Lens Blur settings. Can I add Lens Blur settings to my presets? No, presets and copy + paste workflows are not currently enabled for Lens Blur during Early Access. For more information, please check out Lens Blur. Please give it a try and share feedback in this thread as we continually improve this feature. Lisa Ngo: Lightroom Product Manager Current Popular Lens Blur Feature Requests: Add Noise Option Custom Bokeh Stop by and give them a vote if they're of interest to you! Posted by:

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This post applies to Camera Raw, Lightroom Classic & the Lightroom Ecosystem products.

The Lightroom team is sharing an early look for AI-powered Lens Blur–giving you the ability to apply optical blur on any image regardless of how it was taken. Lens Blur is now available to try on all Lightroom surfaces.

How does Lens Blur work?

Lens blur applies a depth-based blur effect, similar to what can be achieved with real-world optical lenses, by using AI-generated or device-captured depth data (when available).
Lens blur will automatically prioritize focus for the detected subject, but you can also interactively adjust the focus distance. Precise focus range tuning is also available (currently desktop only: Lightroom Desktop, Lightroom Classic, and Camera Raw).
You can also further customize the Bokeh shapes, highlight Boost (desktop only), and make depth map refinements (desktop only).

Will my Lens Blur adjustments on one surface be synced to other surfaces? I.e. mobile to web to desktop, and vice versa?

Yes, all edits will sync. To revert settings, you can go back to previous versions or history steps, or un-apply Lens Blur settings.

Can I add Lens Blur settings to my presets?

No, presets and copy + paste workflows are not currently enabled for Lens Blur during Early Access.

For more information, please check out Lens Blur.

Please give it a try and share feedback in this thread as we continually improve this feature.

Lisa Ngo: Lightroom Product Manager

Current Popular Lens Blur Feature Requests:

Add Noise Option
Custom Bokeh

Stop by and give them a vote if they're of interest to you!

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Owen D.

Participant

Just tested it today with some shots from my pixel 6. It works really well and I like the refinement tools, different bokeh shapes, etc...but damn is it laggy. I've got a beefy rig too, ryzen 9 7900x and a 4080. Using in ACR through Bridge 2024

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simonsaith

Adobe Employee

It is typcially slow on the first use after a fresh install. GPU driver would need to work extra to prep it. The subsequent runs are typically faster.

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simonsaith

Adobe Employee

It should work on Lr mobile on Android. The speed would depend on your internet connection in that case.

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JeroenMentens

Participating Frequently

First try: it blurs some sharp antennae of a butterfly into a mess.

See attachment.

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simonsaith

Adobe Employee

This might be easily fixed via the Refine tool. Checkout Julieanne's nice tutorial video.

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Chibikitty

Participant

I love the new AI lens blur! it works great with very little to ajustments . Now I don't have to worry about switching out prime lenses on an location family shoot!

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Vendy333973455l0g

Participant

the features is fantastic, i love it !! but this features is unstable, bcs it's keep crashing my PC or lagging .. i hope in the next update, this features work smoothly bcs i love the result, i love the bokeh ..

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simonsaith

Adobe Employee

Please follow the pinned reply at the top.

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rogerd4172868

Participant

Nice, but for me as a photojournalist I keep away from it.

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Runway28

Participant

I would like to see that I can use the masks which I created in the masking section (shift + W) as masks in the lens blur section! So I only have to define my main and corrected subbject in a mask only once instead of doing the same in the blurring section. As you can see the depth map needs an adjustment on the wing tips of the plane here mainly on the left side. If you see the mask from the "masking" section it is already once defined. I would like to see that i can import this mask as a focus mask the "lens blur" section?