cavewalker wrote:
Mickey: well the bokeh depends on the background. This examples is the same lens (Tak 4/100) @f4 and have a wonderful smooth bokeh.
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Some sweet images in here, but please ease up on the Voightlanders. I'm trying to not buy anymore glass for a while
Here's one from the Planar 100/2 on the 1D MkII:
cavewalker wrote:
Mickey: well the bokeh depends on the background. This examples is the same lens (Tak 4/100) @f4 and have a wonderful smooth bokeh.
Oh, no doubt. In the case of my photo, it was a very hot day with heat waves rising from the asphalt street and patch of "viney" woods in the background to combine for some much un-expected bokeh. But I thought it (and yours) made for an interesting shot.
This is one that I shot at 1/4 of a second ISO 100, 5.6f with a canon 40d
the lens is a Tamron 28-75 shot at 75mm Equal to 120 in FF
Sorry about the Copyright thingy being in there.
Lynn http://wanderinglife.smugmug.com/photos/655314444_o7r73-L.jpg
Thanks. I'm enjoying the Canon. The construction is a joke, and its character could best be described as sterile. Sometimes sterile works, though. It doesn't mean character-free.
.. specially with the size of it and the picture quality. very tempting lol