JVan_02 wrote:
@nehemiahphoto@ is it though? I mean, I never meant to say look at this tiny bit of LoCA because LoCA—I just think it's why the shot I posted has bokeh less smooth than these samples, for example:
etc. Basically, at the right distance from the plain of focus, lots of highlights (only scenario I can think of is sunlight through trees) will have their disruptive effect on the background magnified because the LoCA brings tonal shift with it. It's very clear in this black and white conversion.
See how much gentler the bokeh is when it leaves the sunlit tree branches and gets to the forest floor?
Do you mean distinct bokeh balls? I've never seen those called LoCa bokeh... I thought you were taking about bokeh balls which are have colored outlines (bokeh fringing) - which I don't really see herem besides the first pic but I'm not sure if that's not just the flowers color ...
Nov 19, 2020 at 04:39 AM
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