Digital BW, The Print

I don't really consider bokeh in my photos. I don't think I've ever used
any of my lenses wide open, as I'm always looking for maximum sharpness
throughout the image.

I've only heard about what bokeh even is in the last year or so. I've
not seen a single word written about it until last year. Not once in any
photo magazine, not at school, nowhere!


Jerry

Austin Franklin wrote:
> 
> What about bokeh?  I used an F1 in the 70's (one of my favorite cameras) and
> found the bokeh to be not really as good...it was blotchy, and not very
> smooth.  Not near as harsh as a Fuji lense, but not as nice as my favorite
> Zeiss or Leitz lenses.
> 
> > Austin, I've owned leica, Nikon and Canon. The canon lenses are
> > outstanding. As good as Leitz or Nikkor.
> >
> > Jerry
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