20 New M4/3 Bokeh

m4/3 bokeh stevehuffphoto 2010 02 07 the bokeh files featuring the Bokeh and Depth of Field on m4 3 There is a bunch of info on the net about the m4 3 format and how it is tough to get shallow depth of field due to the small sensor Well this is somewhat true m4/3 bokeh I keep seeing on other forums examples of how some people still don t realise that m43 can produce beautiful bokeh They seem to think there s little difference between APS and full frame but a big difference between mft and APS this is

The GFX 50R is a 50MP rangefinder style mirrorless camera It borrows heavily from the existing 50S model but in a smaller body and at a lower price m4/3 bokeh bokeh on micro four thirds htmlTIP FOCUS PEAKING FOR MANUAL LENSES When I was researching M4 3 lenses that would do a good bokeh job this OM 50mm 1 2 came up again and again as a bit of a holy grail lens for the beautifully dreamy shots it could create 43 threads full frame vs micro four thirds 29 04 2012 As far as bokeh it is really a matter of physics but unless there are some very fast M4 3 lenses released the M4 3 just can t match FF but then again neither can crop sensor DSLR But then again one doesn t need the speed and bokeh of DSLR all the time and the light and small footprint of M4 3 makes lots of sense for many

key differences micro 43 vs dslrSo from what I ve observed m4 3 losses almost 2 full stops of bokeh compared to a full frame sensor In other words f 1 8 in m4 3 can only achieve f 4 bokeh in full frame So a m4 3 user will never going to achieve true f 1 8 bokeh m4/3 bokeh 43 threads full frame vs micro four thirds 29 04 2012 As far as bokeh it is really a matter of physics but unless there are some very fast M4 3 lenses released the M4 3 just can t match FF but then again neither can crop sensor DSLR But then again one doesn t need the speed and bokeh of DSLR all the time and the light and small footprint of M4 3 makes lots of sense for many and depth of field 75 300mm f 4 8 6 7 lens at 171mm f 8 on an M4 3 camera A harshly lit background created the choppy bokeh seen in this image Even though the subject was many metres in front of the tree behind the contrasty background could not be defocused enough at the aperture used to produce smooth bokeh