lensfan wrote: fotografur wrote: lensfan wrote: fotografur wrote: chrisd999 wrote:
After looking through my portfolio of images from over 15 years with many dozens of different lenses, I'd say the 50mm GM 1.2 can produce some of the strongest 3D pop from a single image, based on my experience. For even stronger 3D pop, I have also dabbled with some bokeh panoramas, but I guess that would be cheating on this thread
Absolutely. The 50gm appears to give me the most convincing cinematic, photo-realistic images. If we call it pop, 3d or whatever.
Excuse me guys, but I don't see 3D pop here as well.
Please post an image of yours that you see having more sense of depth so I can understand what you mean.
I can use this image: https://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/983034/1#15157574
In-focus subjects not only pop on the blurry contrasty background but also have some play of shadow, relief and dimensionality.
I mean it is not only the ability of lens to produce the pop effect but also the light and some other brain tricks.
Mar 18, 2023 at 05:01 PM
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