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What changed · US
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Okay Bokeh is the new name for DepthField, and it now has a purpose-built iPad interface. - Added a landscape Optical Table with a wide depth rail and persistent measurement, iris, aperture, focal-length, and focus controls - Added an adaptive portrait and Split View layout - Added a quick control to mute focus-distance and aperture clicks while keeping haptic feedback - Improved 11-inch and Stage Manager layouts so focus distance, DOF output, and focus actions remain visible in short windows - Replaced the generic aperture fan with a realistic metal iris and live pupil - Added every Nikon digital SLR from the D1 through D6, including the D7100, D3S, D4S, and D5 - Added all 15 Nikon Z bodies, including the ZR - Added the complete NIKKOR Z lineup and modern AF-S, AF-P, and AF-D F-mount lenses - Expanded the bundled offline catalog to 103 cameras and 288 lens products - Improved validation for zoom ranges and minimum-focus distances Okay Bokeh remains fully offline, with no account, ads, analytics, tracking, or data collection.
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Okay Bokeh turns depth of field into an instrument you can see and manipulate. Choose a camera and lens, then adjust focus distance, focal length, and aperture. The live depth rail shows calculated near and far limits, total depth of field, hyperfocal distance, and how blur grows in front of and behind the focus plane. Built for photographers who want to understand the shot before pressing the shutter: - A fixed logarithmic distance rail that behaves like a focus scale - Native iPhone and iPad layouts, including iPad landscape, portrait, and Split View - Live near, far, front, behind, and total-depth readouts - Hyperfocal and infinity focus actions - A bundled catalog of 103 camera bodies and 288 lens products - Complete Nikon digital-era coverage across Z and F mounts - Focal-length, aperture, and minimum-focus settings - Standard and critical circle-of-confusion choices - Feet-and-inches or metric measurements - Optional interaction sounds with a persistent on-instrument mute control - Offline operation with no account, ads, analytics, or data collection Okay Bokeh is a planning and learning tool. Calculations use standard thin-lens depth-of-field formulas; real-world results can vary with lens design, focus breathing, subject detail, output size, viewing distance, and personal sharpness criteria. Camera and lens names are used only to identify compatible settings. Okay Bokeh is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the listed manufacturers. All product and company names are trademarks of their respective owners.
What's new · 1.1
Okay Bokeh is the new name for DepthField, and it now has a purpose-built iPad interface. - Added a landscape Optical Table with a wide depth rail and persistent measurement, iris, aperture, focal-length, and focus controls - Added an adaptive portrait and Split View layout - Added a quick control to mute focus-distance and aperture clicks while keeping haptic feedback - Improved 11-inch and Stage Manager layouts so focus distance, DOF output, and focus actions remain visible in short windows - Replaced the generic aperture fan with a realistic metal iris and live pupil - Added every Nikon digital SLR from the D1 through D6, including the D7100, D3S, D4S, and D5 - Added all 15 Nikon Z bodies, including the ZR - Added the complete NIKKOR Z lineup and modern AF-S, AF-P, and AF-D F-mount lenses - Expanded the bundled offline catalog to 103 cameras and 288 lens products - Improved validation for zoom ranges and minimum-focus distances Okay Bokeh remains fully offline, with no account, ads, analytics, tracking, or data collection.
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