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cogitech wrote:
See Leon, it is "better" at f2. No?
Something Rokkor users have been aware all along Paul, f2.0 and f2.8 produce very creamy bokeh. But there's some pride in being able to do so at wide open, which could get very tricky sometimes. 
I'm kinda glad the new Sigma 50mm seems to have soft bokeh wide open, so we all don't need to buy Leica Nocti for that. But then again, some will still say it's not an f1.0 lens.
Many sweet shots in this thread.
Edited on Jul 02, 2008 at 10:37 AM
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