15 Lovely Bokeh 50Mm Vs 85Mm

bokeh 50mm vs 85mm Re 50mm vs 85mm In reply to ghuba May 1 2012 The new 85 f1 8G lens is the sharpest and a very good value for the price it bokeh 50mm vs 85mm jakehicksphotography latest 2015 10 26 50mm vs 85mm which is 50mm vs 85mm Which is the Best Focal Length for Portraiture This shot was taken with the Lensbaby Velvet 56 lens Even with the model s hand closer to lens than her face the distortion is minimal and certainly not distracting Understanding the Key Differences Between 50mm and 85mm Lenses

to view on Bing6 3811 10 2017 What is the best focal length for portrait photography In this video I compare 50mm and 85mm lenses Get the FREE Portrait Photographer s Ultimate Resource Author Dan Bullman PhotographyViews 49K bokeh 50mm vs 85mm 1 8d vs 1 8g vs 1 4d vs 1 4gNikon 50mm 1 8D vs 1 8G vs 1 4D vs 1 4G image test Lens flare is in my opinion the biggest difference between these lenses on maximum aperture wide open This pictures sample down below is a one quarter crop from a lower left corner of an image from each lens the pictures were all taken with the lenses wide open and without a lens hood bokehFor fun I threw in an 85mm f 1 8 AF D since focal length has more to do with bokeh than aperture and as expected the slower 85mm lens has bokeh at least as good as the 58mm f 1 4 G again for a fraction of the price

to view on Bing17 1708 01 2017 A side by side comparison of the Canon 50mm 1 2L and 85mm 1 2L II lenses I look at the different characteristics of their build as well as image quality focus speed and everyone s favorite bokeh Author Scott DumasViews 40K bokeh 50mm vs 85mm bokehFor fun I threw in an 85mm f 1 8 AF D since focal length has more to do with bokeh than aperture and as expected the slower 85mm lens has bokeh at least as good as the 58mm f 1 4 G again for a fraction of the price photography school comparing 50mm versus 85mm This means that in general you will be standing further away from your subject with the 85mm lens than you will with the 50mm In turn this decreases the depth of field which means that images shot with the 85mm lens tend to have much blurrier bokeh than images shot with the 50mm lens even when using the same aperture