18 Fresh Bokeh 35Mm Vs 50Mm

bokeh 35mm vs 50mm Nikon 35mm 1 8g dx vs 50mm 1 8g bokeh I know there are thousands of threads out there on this topic comparison and whatnots All the comparison I have seen on the web are like e g taking a photo of some object at say 3 meters with 50mm on a tripod then switching the lens with 35mm and then cropping the 35mm photo to match that of 50mm obviously with this test the bokeh on 50mm bokeh 35mm vs 50mm mount lenses sony 35mm vs 50mm apscBokeh Both the 35mm and 50mm are capable of producing a pleasant out of focus rendering or bokeh At their shared fastest aperture of 1 8 both lenses produce circular specular highlights bokeh balls at the centre of the frame At the corners and edges this symmetry gives way to a cat s eye shape

1 8d vs 1 8g vs 1 4d vs 1 4gNikon 50mm 1 8D vs 1 8G vs 1 4D vs 1 4G Lens flare test Lens flare is the light scattered in the lens mechanisms usually unwanted but lens flare can also be useful because it adds a sense of realism in images or video meaning that the image is a non edited original photograph of a real life scene so it is more up to you what you want or bokeh 35mm vs 50mm My question how much worse is the bokeh on the 35mm Cause we all know that the 50mm is known as the ultimate portrait lens and is more popular Is the bokeh that much worse on the 35mm Let me guess You have a DX camera and are looking to get the 35mm f 1 8G DX lens Nikon 35mm vs 50mm In reply to vs 50mm lensSince the 50mm is a little longer of a lens you will see a little better depth of field than the 35mm as well as better bokeh or background blur There are a lot of pros that still do a lot of their shooting with a 50mm so it has definitely stood the test of time

vs sony50mmSony 35mm vs Sony 50mm A6000 Portrait Lens Comparison Review SEL35F18 vs SEL50F18 The Sony 35mm f 1 8 and the Sony 50mm f 1 8 are two of the best lenses for the Sony A6000 I use both of them frequently for bokeh 35mm vs 50mm vs 50mm lensSince the 50mm is a little longer of a lens you will see a little better depth of field than the 35mm as well as better bokeh or background blur There are a lot of pros that still do a lot of their shooting with a 50mm so it has definitely stood the test of time to view on Bing6 1508 09 2014 We ve given you 5 reasons why you should own a 50mm lens 50mm and 5 reasons why you should own a 35mm 35mm they re both Author DigitalRev TVViews 1 6M