Bokeh with your CAMERA
If you are not off an Auto setting yet, you can put it on the portrait mode on your camera. Just look for the lady on a Cannon and Nikkon cameras. You can use this for more than just portraits. Use this setting to get that amazing BOKEH (or blurriness in your background).
If you are using the Manual setting, make sure your aperture is low and this will get you a shallow depth of field. Depending on how much light you have will force you to change your ISO or Shutter Speed.
The other thing that you have to be aware of is distance. You have to be closer to your subject in order to get Bokeh. The farther your background is from your subject, the better.
