J J Kapsberger
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Some people like the ZM Biogon 35/2.0 bokeh, so I give it to you:

venchka
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Bokeh High!
Bokeh High!
Taken after toting my Pentax 6x7 with 105mm/2.5 lens uphill for the better part of 3 days. Actually, we reached this point, Fall Creek Pass Elelvation ` 12,550 feet, in 4 1/2 days starting at sea level in New Orleans.
Pentax 6x7, Pentax SMC 105mm/2.4 lens. I really like 105mm lenses.
Bokeh High!
Taken after toting my Pentax 6x7 with 105mm/2.5 lens uphill for the better part of 3 days. Actually, we reached this point, Fall Creek Pass Elelvation ` 12,550 feet, in 4 1/2 days starting at sea level in New Orleans.
Pentax 6x7, Pentax SMC 105mm/2.4 lens. I really like 105mm lenses.
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ferider
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Claiming my place in bed: 
Another one with the Nikkor 55/1.2.

Another one with the Nikkor 55/1.2.
Sonnar2
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ErikFive said:![]()
0.95@0.95. Will post more![]()
Who was it saying that the Canon MONSTER hasn't any value for real photography and just produces ugly results?? It looks like you have tamed the beast - congratulations!
No 50/1.2 or 50/1.4 lens can create such bokeh at middle distances - it's just a matter of optics. And in this case, beautiful structered!
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Leica All Day
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I like a lot of the photos in this thread and even though I am still learning a lot about "bokeh" and how to get the results that I desire out of my lenses, I thought I would post these photos up......
Leica m6ttl 90mm f2......(an early version).... I think I shot this photo at 15 f2.......I know it is a little "blurry/not sharp" but it was hand held...
this photo was taken with a 50mm summilux, also an early version and I believe it was at f1.4....
both were shot with tri-x
cheers, michael
Leica m6ttl 90mm f2......(an early version).... I think I shot this photo at 15 f2.......I know it is a little "blurry/not sharp" but it was hand held...

this photo was taken with a 50mm summilux, also an early version and I believe it was at f1.4....

both were shot with tri-x
cheers, michael
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merlot22
merlot22
Bokeh - Canon Demi C, SD 50 2.8mm
Bokeh - Canon Demi C, SD 50 2.8mm
Bokeh - Canon Demi C, SD 50 2.8mm.
-Half frame camera with interchangeable lenses, SD 28 and 50/2.8
The half frame 50mm becoms a 75mm, zone focusing
tele lens, wide open,,,
Bokeh - Canon Demi C, SD 50 2.8mm
Bokeh - Canon Demi C, SD 50 2.8mm.
-Half frame camera with interchangeable lenses, SD 28 and 50/2.8
The half frame 50mm becoms a 75mm, zone focusing
tele lens, wide open,,,
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imajypsee
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Alm3000
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TheHub
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Todd.Hanz said:bokeh not so good:
Nikkor 50/1.2
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Looks okay to me. I like the headlight on the left.
hans voralberg
Veteran
Summarit Bokeh 

kross
sonnarism
35mm UC Hexanon @ f2

lemalk
Rebel Without Applause
kross said:35mm UC Hexanon @ f2
"Honey, I wasn't taking a picture of YOU!
I swear I was taking a shot of the potted plant!"
Abbazz
6x9 and be there!
kross said:35mm UC Hexanon @ f2
Great picture, thanks for sharing. Nice batik too.
Cheers!
Abbazz
keithwms
Established
645-format Mamiya 500mm f/5.6 with Kenko 2x TC on Nikon d40x. Wide open.
Without the TC, still wide open...
Mamiya 200mm f/.8 apo on 645 AFD, wide open:

Without the TC, still wide open...

Mamiya 200mm f/.8 apo on 645 AFD, wide open:

lipton
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hans voralberg
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Thread revival
Rokkor 40/2

Interesting, Hans! Wide open I guess? The 40 Rokkor has a reputation for smooth pleasant bokeh, but in this difficult circumstance it rather resembles what you'd see with a 40 Nokton which has a rep for unsettled bokeh!
J. Smith
Newbie
hans voralberg
Veteran
Interesting, Hans! Wide open I guess? The 40 Rokkor has a reputation for smooth pleasant bokeh, but in this difficult circumstance it rather resembles what you'd see with a 40 Nokton which has a rep for unsettled bokeh!
Yes Doug, it's wide open, I attribute the odd highlight bokeh to the fact that it was shot at high noon, in Vietnam, has the foliage a bit denser it would be much smoother i guess
Wayne R. Scott
Half fast Leica User
Here is my contribution for what I call good bokeh:
16" F3.8 Wollensak Vitax Portrait lens on 8x10 Camera @ f3.8. The picked cornfield and timber in the background blend together.
Not so good bokeh:
Zeiss Sonnar 50mm f1.5 @ f1.5.
Wayne

16" F3.8 Wollensak Vitax Portrait lens on 8x10 Camera @ f3.8. The picked cornfield and timber in the background blend together.
Not so good bokeh:

Zeiss Sonnar 50mm f1.5 @ f1.5.
Wayne
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