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DeFocus.com

Domain Name for a camera online shop our a community site.

Very well known term for PhotoGraphers.

Shall I develop and sell or shall I just sell ? And for what price ?

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Steve
 
Originally posted by AvGuy


DeFocus.com
Very well known term for PhotoGraphers.


:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

Sorry, in the biz, we say "pull" focus. Or if we want it a little out of focus, we say "soft".

Nice try.
 
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de·fo·cus ( P ) Pronunciation Key (d-fks)
tr.v. de·fo·cused, or de·fo·cussed de·fo·cus·ing, or de·fo·cus·sing de·fo·cus·es or de·fo·cus·ses
To cause (a beam or a lens) to deviate from accurate focus.

n.
The act or result of causing a lens to deviate from accurate focus.

:rolleyes:

Steve
 
I have no doubt its a word, but you said it was a well known photography term.

It's not.

we say , make that "softer", or "out of focus".

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Defocus is the term used to describe the background and foreground blur in a photographic image.

An important consideration, especially if you do a lot of portrait work.

Nikon has developed what they call a "DC" lens with "DC" rings to help gain more control over this effect.

Even though it's kind of a vanity name, I like it, and I think it's memorable. But, it's not generic enough not to require a lot of promotion.
 
I would say its worth the reg fee, but that’s about all. Even though it is a word, it has a negative connotation to it.
 
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