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sasho_p wrote:
I will probably rent the 135 and see if it works for me. I've already rented the 70-200 and I know it's pretty good for what Ineed, just mabe not fast enough but still fast enough. I'm more inclined to get the zoom , even if it's onlt F4. I will probably use it on film too, so it will be perfect portrait length/aperture combination there (full frame). I use the 85 in many situations and I also find it a tad too long on crop but still quite usable. I want a lens that will give me a more distinct look, with more compression and 3D look on the photo (sharp in focus area and smooth transition and background/foreground areas). The 85 is good at that, but it tends to have too much lateral CA (bokeh fringing) which looks a bit distracting in some situations. It doesn't show these when shot on film. It is excellent on film. I've just purchased an ektar roll just form my 85. ...Show more →
Just remove the CA with one click in Lightroom (or whichever RAW converter you use)
I use a 100mm f2 at f2.2 and get lovely creamy out of focus backgrounds
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