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jonigirvan

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Personally, I don't think it looks too flattering. You can still see the wires..... I would have added more separation of your subjects and background.

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Example shot I took with separation between the subject and background.
 
Fancy bokeh lighte eh!



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Thank you.
It takes people a lot of courage to post in forums - criticism is expected, but there is a *nice* way to go about it.
 
Thank you.
It takes people a lot of courage to post in forums - criticism is expected, but there is a *nice* way to go about it.

Sorry but your first post was just an attempt to get hits on your blog and it isn't helpfull to beginners to tell them they can "create" bokeh. Which is impossible because "the bokeh" is a characteristic of an individual lens.

I don't feel it takes much courage to be anonymous in a forum.
 
Personally, I don't think it looks too flattering. You can still see the wires..... I would have added more separation of your subjects and background.


Example shot I took with separation between the subject and background.


I totally agree, especially when it's already at f1.2.
 
Thank you.
It takes people a lot of courage to post in forums - criticism is expected, but there is a *nice* way to go about it.

Hey Joni... around here, nice is not always the first priority. If you set yourself up as an authority on something (bokeh... in this case), it had better be perfect, or you will get razzed! Especially when you are posting primarily to just get hits on your blog... :)
 

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