19 Lovely Bokeh 35Mm Vs 50Mm

Chris Gampat The Phoblographer Sony 50mm f2

bokeh 35mm to obtain maximum bokeh Use a large aperture Bokeh is not created by the camera it is your lens and its Minimize the distance between yourself and the subject The closer you stand to Increase the distance between your subject and the background If the subject you Use longer focal lengths Given that the distance between the camera and the See all full list on photographylife bokeh 35mm N00 discuss 72157629257055043Bokeh is awesome on the 35mm f 2 but you need to get up close for maximum effect I bought a Canon 7D and a bunch of lenses about 2 weeks ago and the 35mm f 2 is my favorite so far I love it so much that I took the plunge and got the 35mm f 1 4 L

and explore a tips and The 35mm lens is ideal for taking images with a pleasing bokeh because it s a fast lens with a wide aperture of f 1 8 portraits of people or animals groups of people flowers landscapes nature and architecture are all great subjects for this lens bokeh 35mm of bokeh pre asph 35mm 25 04 2002 My 35mm Summicron 4th version gives pretty ugly bokeh at f2 nasty coma in the foreground corners jangly double line effects in the backgrounds akin to the view through crossed eyes and specular xf 35mm f1 4 vs 35mm f2 the bokeh testFuji XF 35mm f1 4 vs 35mm f2 The Bokeh Test August 4 2016 By Ted There s still some confusion for photographers that are looking to buy one of these 35mm lenses from Fujifilm On paper just based on the specs the f1 4 version seems like it would be the clear winner But specs aren t everything

N20 discuss 72157624356581581Can people please share the pix they have gotten with their 35mm f 1 8 lens here The reason I got the lens was for that reason and it was a cheap way to get bokeh and I like it but not very used to it yet bokeh 35mm xf 35mm f1 4 vs 35mm f2 the bokeh testFuji XF 35mm f1 4 vs 35mm f2 The Bokeh Test August 4 2016 By Ted There s still some confusion for photographers that are looking to buy one of these 35mm lenses from Fujifilm On paper just based on the specs the f1 4 version seems like it would be the clear winner But specs aren t everything btobey nikon nikon 35mm 18 vs 50mm 18 phpThe 35mm offers a better general purpose photography field of view that is much more forgiving However the 50mm when used on DX bodies offers a much more pleasing portrait lens that accentuates pictures of people