The ultimate Bokeh thread; pics please

from Canon 50/1.2 LTM at 1.2:
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Old bokeh

Old bokeh

Really old bokeh.

First Christmas cactus blossom, November 30, 2008

Circa 1913 6" (more or less) Bausch & Lomb Rapid Rectilinear. 4x5 Ilford HP5+

Merry Christmas, Y'all!

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Don't remember the lens, but I think it was summicron 90/2 on the Epson R-D1.
 

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Update - I did find it with some help from Google. It seems to mean the quality of out-of-focus areas produced by a lens under shallow depth-of-focus conditions.

Now explain that to Ansel Adams, Edward Weston, and any number of others. Except that they probably didn't have the problem, since they took most of their pictures at f/32.
 
I've edited it with iPhoto, but the "bubbles" in the bokeh was there from the very beginning.

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Camera: Epson R-D1s
Lens: Dallmeyer Super-Six Projection 1 3/4" f1.9 @ f1.9
Color tone changed with iPhoto
 
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Cool that this thread is still going.

Please do remember to post lens info.

So, please post example pictures, of what you think is good and bad bokeh,
which lens at which aperture you used, and why you like/dislike the lens'
OOF performance.

Thanks,

Roland.
 
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