Hi all,
I'd like to try and find some information on the bokeh of lenses before
I go out and buy one. Apart from asking on the list if any one has an
example of the bokeh produced by a particular lens, are there any sites
with examples or listing lenses with good and bad bokeh?
In particular I've been thinking of getting a 300mm lens for use with
birds and similar small wildlife - ideally I would like a super sharp
100 - 300 f4 constant zoom (possibly optimised for digital to make it
lighter). Sigma make one and I was thinking of it (you can't find it in
any camera stores in Australia to try first - at least I haven't) until
I saw an image taken by one of the list members, which I thought had
some rather nasty bokeh.
So how do you find lenses with good bokeh before going out and buying them?
Leon
http://www.bluering.org.au
http://www.bluering.org.au/leon
Norman Baugher wrote:
To answer the question - use a lens that produces good bokeh?
Norm
From: "Tim Øsleby" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Gonz is onto something when he points at the harsh bokeh. So now I
wonder:
Is there anything I can do to make it less harsh in Phootoshop
(Elements 3)?
Gaussian Blur is one obvious answer. It helps, but it does not take it
right
where I want.
Does anybody have some input on this?
