My first post that I love the bokeh on, even though in purely evaluative terms, the bokeh is quite harsh....but I love it here. Great character and depth:
Olympus E-P1 with Voigtlander 40mm f/1.4 wide open:
Daniel Buck wrote:
Here's two from this weekend, same combo, Bausch & Lomb and speed graphic (I had to hold up a piece of ND filter infront of the lens for the outdoor shots, to keep the shutter speed below 1/1000th)
1st one focused at probably 15-20 feet, 2nd at about 10 feet, 3rd shot focused at maybe 6-8 feet.
Anden wrote:
There are very few lenses with nice front oof blur. Alot of nice blur behind the subject though.
Any good front oof blur lenses out there?
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Yes, the Canon FL 55mm f1.2...This is looking up on the corner of an old 100 foot high brick warehouse building in Docklands, London...Point of focus is about 50 feet up:
And I quite like the forground bokeh of my Nikon 35mm f1.4 AIS too: